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Being a sick body means to be mad or sad. It can also mean to regret something that you have done. It is equivalent to saying your in your feelings or in your bag
1. “ I shouldn’t have cheated on Jessica, ima sickbody. She was the best thing that ever happened to me.”
2. “ My grades going down so now I can’t get my AirPods. Ima sickbody”
3. “My parents making me a sickbody bruh. They keep taking my phone away for no reason”
Sickbody by Finessedurbishh March 4, 2019
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a mixture between a "greaser" (a street gang memeber from mid 1900's) and a punker, who is, more likly then not, popular.
He's a such a sickboy.
sickboy by kITII July 1, 2007

sickboyrari 

Formally known as black kray, he shaped the sound of the early 2010s
P1: you listen to black kray?
P2: nah I prefer sickboyrari
P1: nga thats the same person
sickboyrari by MarcusTooSwaggy August 9, 2023
a pyscho sickboy who's sound as and doesnt pretend to be a badman he already is and tends to just chill and live life to the max
example

girl - oh see dat lad?
boy - yeah

girl - he's a propa sickboy no man messes with him or he's fam
sickboy by rach&sickboyarethebest January 20, 2011

doing a sickboy

when a person attempts to give up drugs and a so-called friend of theirs decides to do it at the same time just to prove how easy it is for them to do it
I've given up drugs, oh thats nice, so will i, NO stop doing a sickboy

SickBoyHalo

How people called BadBoyHalo in his stream because he was sick, and that's when the 🤒 meme started.
Stream chat: SickBoyHalo 🤒🤒🤒🤒
BadBoyHalo: Please stop spamming 🤒 and yeah i'm sick..
SickBoyHalo by Stranger :3 January 7, 2020
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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