What you say to someone when something sounds too good to be true.
Saying you exaggerated something to the extreme
Saying you exaggerated something to the extreme
by SicEd iT March 05, 2011
by Dangerous Mc February 05, 2010
(v) To sice is to casually give someone something upon request. Commonly used in the Northern VA, DC, & MD area (the DMV).
Person 1: Yo I got the notes from last class. You want them?
Person 2: Yeah, sice me some of that jaunt.
Person 2: Yeah, sice me some of that jaunt.
by rbs244 July 20, 2018
Sice(d) has many different uses.
1. (adj.) excited
2. (adj., usually used with on) obsessed over
3. (verb) to exaggerate
4. (verb) to praise
5. (verb) to cosign after an insult
6. (noun, rarely used) the act of cosigning after an insult
1. (adj.) excited
2. (adj., usually used with on) obsessed over
3. (verb) to exaggerate
4. (verb) to praise
5. (verb) to cosign after an insult
6. (noun, rarely used) the act of cosigning after an insult
1. I'm so siced for the football game tomorrow!
2. Nobody even fights in that action movie! Why has everyone been siced on it all week?
3. Joe siced that party; it turns out it was for four-year-olds.
4. I've heard a lot about that new singer. Everyone's been sicin' her CD.
5. Person A: Your mom!
Person B: OOOOOOOOOOO!!!
Person C: Why you sicin' it?
6. Please be quiet, nobody needs your sicin'.
2. Nobody even fights in that action movie! Why has everyone been siced on it all week?
3. Joe siced that party; it turns out it was for four-year-olds.
4. I've heard a lot about that new singer. Everyone's been sicin' her CD.
5. Person A: Your mom!
Person B: OOOOOOOOOOO!!!
Person C: Why you sicin' it?
6. Please be quiet, nobody needs your sicin'.
by RangerD November 11, 2007
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