Sicia

Sicia is the definition of loyalty and true love along unique features that are rare to find, a joyful soul and happy spirit.

Everyone loves a Sicia,she is like a sunflower in the sun outstanding.

by Dvhjnkgji November 23, 2021

scianfeist

/skee-uh-fes-chah/

noun: scianfeist, plural noun: scianfeists

1. A dagger-like steel weapon that is attached to or at the muzzle of a gun and used for stabbing or slashing in hand-to-hand combat.

2. A pin projecting from the side of an object, as the base of a flashbulb or camera lens, for securing the object in a scianfeist socket.

scianfesist verb

scianfeisted; scianfeisting

also: to kill or wound with a scianfeist

Origin: American Gaelic

The Marine attached his scianfeist to his weapon and thrusted it through the enemy’s torso.

by GrayRider1917 December 28, 2020

sciart

Combination of Science and Art

A project that encourages connection in both fields

A: I am a scientist
B: I'm an artist
A: Then we should do a sciart project

by Annoymous2999 October 9, 2022

Siciley

Siciley: A caring compassionate person. Whoever with holds this name is obviously a beautiful person. Both inside and out. She is very smart and can make people happy no matter how much she disagrees with their ideas. She cares about everyone she meets. She never hates anyone even the people who hate her. She is compatible with any crowed. She is loved by many. Hated by very few. She can always make you smile no matter what kind of day you're having. You can always trust her for your best advice. So always ask her first.

Hey! Look at that Siciley!

by CassidySanchez1231 September 3, 2012

Sickaphile

A person who is addicted to being sick (not the actual act of vomiting) this person will lunge from one illness to another ,some will go as far as to seek surgery. Whether the addiction is truly to being sick or is more related to being rescued and or not being expected to perform, function, or be personally responsible for oneself -- to the the by-products of being sick -- can be difficult for even professionals to assess in some cases. The sickaphile will love talking about their ailments, they post "sympathy selfies"even tweeting or posting to Facebook right up to and after operations. A sickaphile may fake or exaggerate symptoms to obtain what they want and further their plan for treatment, when a doctor actually finds something wrong a sickaphile will be greatly excited and latch on to the "diagnosis" they will "Google" the diagnosis, research and join online forums etc if they do not posses a particular symptom, they will simply fake it, they immerse themselves fully in their "condition" and usually will have more than one ongoing condition at a time, if there is a period of "good health" it is short lived. The sickaphile will be eagerly looking for a new ailment. The reason for someone enjoying ill health is unknown. The sickaphile may be unaware of their behavior. If the sickaphile is talking about him/herself they are in their element, always willing to talk about whatever illness they are currently in the midst of, and it will always be the worst case scenario!

"Hannah seems to always be unwell, its as if she actually enjoys being ill"
"yeah dude i think Hannah is a sickaphile for sure"

by cornishpastie December 13, 2014

sicilian donkey mashed potato special

A sex position where a woman is doing a handstand and a man is doing a backflip whilst continuously thrusting his hips forward. This position was discovered by author Sam_le_fou.

Peter: Last night, Mr Trash watched me fucking a stripper in the sicilian donkey mashed potato special position.

by Lady McNugget May 2, 2019

Garda Sicíní

The literal meaning of this Irish term is "Guardians of the Chicks" (or "chickens") and is used in Ireland to refer to the national police force Garda Síochána na hÉireann or the "Guardians of the Peace of Ireland". The term is somewhat pejorative and is used disparagingly if jokingly.

When we had the bomb scare the Garda Sicíní was everywhere standing around uselessly talking about Sunday's match at Croke Park.

by Alberto Rosso June 9, 2009