Sick in Quarters. The military's acronym for being sick enough to be ordered to stay in one's room until no longer sick.
Marine 1: Hey where's SSgt?
Marine 2: SIQ, Doc says he has bronchitis.
Marine 1: Asshole's going to be playing world of warcraft for the next three days.
Marine 2: SIQ, Doc says he has bronchitis.
Marine 1: Asshole's going to be playing world of warcraft for the next three days.
by SemperFly July 26, 2011
siq is just a redesigned word for 'sick' which in slang means, ill, dope, cool, feel me? (i made up the word, in about 1995 it was my nickname in most chats and my websites nicknames.. stil is --siqwidit!-- )
by Curtis O. June 5, 2004
by x-siq April 19, 2003
"Dude that's a siq nasty car you got there!" would be a correct usage of the phrase, whereas "Dude, that scab is so siq nasty... there's pus everywhere!" would not be the correct usage. In the latter case, one would want to use the term "sick nasty" instead.
by kizzate April 12, 2006
Sick beats - Beats (any form of music, though can refer to specific rhythmic beats) that show truly exceptional qualities; of the highest quality, etc. Can also be used as a general positive adjective.
Synonymous with the term 'Phat beats'.
Synonymous with the term 'Phat beats'.
"these beats are MAD siq, cuz"
"proper siq beats"
"bro your adidas trackies are SIQ BEATS"
"we pumpin out siq beats 24-7, baby"
"proper siq beats"
"bro your adidas trackies are SIQ BEATS"
"we pumpin out siq beats 24-7, baby"
by bezdelnik July 29, 2014
slang; adj; pronc. das - sick
when something is so awesome it does not fit into the convential boundaries of normal conversation i.e. "mint" "sick" "fresh" "wicked" or even the over-used "cool".
the capital Q simply highlights the das siQness of the word.
when something is so awesome it does not fit into the convential boundaries of normal conversation i.e. "mint" "sick" "fresh" "wicked" or even the over-used "cool".
the capital Q simply highlights the das siQness of the word.
by bootlegTulip December 5, 2007