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sick head
sick head by Daniel Hayden November 4, 2007
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Sick Head
There Are many Different meanings for 'sickhead'Mostly Used if you see a very angry and abrupt person who is very stressed and if quite scary because of it. Another definition is a very unhygenic person....Greasy,Oily,and just really horrible to look at that it makes you feel sick...One more is if a person randomly Starts Shouting.
Sick Head by Stacey-leigh May 4, 2005
Sick in the head
Sick in the head by foxbow November 4, 2012
sickhead
Brody runs onto private farming land and getts the farmer to chase him with his shotgun for trespassing. In this situation Brody is a sickhead.
sickhead by Finn'Shizzle September 10, 2006
sickhead
sickhead by dark phoenix90 December 11, 2006
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