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Sydyk by Eric Worthy March 15, 2017
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Syyko
A total bitch; Very loud and annoying; likes to type in all caps; also enjoys starting shit over nothing and then acting like the victim. also over uses the abbreviation 'stfu.'
Syyko by zomghi2u.com February 5, 2009
Sydknee
Definition one:
A recently discovered medical condition affecting the tissue surroundings and meniscus of the human knee. Characterized by malformation and scarring of patellar tissue, sydknee usually requires localized corrective surgery, given that causation is often had by way of prior untreated athletic injuries or genetic deficiencies that can lead to a polio-like paralysis if left untreated.
"Sydknee" is a compoundment of the words "syd" and "knee", with the former term having its roots in digital typefaces. The condition is exceptionally rare, and has generated the vast majority of its notoriety due to a comical (albeit short) article found within a 2009 edition of the "Annals of Internal Medicine". The author, a doctor of osteopathic medicine, poked fun at the unconventional name unsuited for placement within a naming system comprised mostly of Latin, Arabic, and archaic terms.
Definition two:
"Sydknee" is also an alternative spelling of the female name "Sydney". While not one of the most popular names for newborn girls in America, it has been increasing in prevalence and presence, given its usage in a popular and disturbing indie song about underage sex occurring between two siblings.
Why people would choose to name their child after the drug-addicted, whorish, and mentally disturbed character portrayed in the song, I don't know.
A recently discovered medical condition affecting the tissue surroundings and meniscus of the human knee. Characterized by malformation and scarring of patellar tissue, sydknee usually requires localized corrective surgery, given that causation is often had by way of prior untreated athletic injuries or genetic deficiencies that can lead to a polio-like paralysis if left untreated.
"Sydknee" is a compoundment of the words "syd" and "knee", with the former term having its roots in digital typefaces. The condition is exceptionally rare, and has generated the vast majority of its notoriety due to a comical (albeit short) article found within a 2009 edition of the "Annals of Internal Medicine". The author, a doctor of osteopathic medicine, poked fun at the unconventional name unsuited for placement within a naming system comprised mostly of Latin, Arabic, and archaic terms.
Definition two:
"Sydknee" is also an alternative spelling of the female name "Sydney". While not one of the most popular names for newborn girls in America, it has been increasing in prevalence and presence, given its usage in a popular and disturbing indie song about underage sex occurring between two siblings.
Why people would choose to name their child after the drug-addicted, whorish, and mentally disturbed character portrayed in the song, I don't know.
Definition one:
After having been injured at a recent soccer game and complaining to her physician about patellar joint pain, unusual patterns of contusion, and general malaise, Wilma's doctor performed a computerized axial scan of the area and diagnosed her with sydknee.
Definition two:
John decided to name his daughter "Sydknee".
After having been injured at a recent soccer game and complaining to her physician about patellar joint pain, unusual patterns of contusion, and general malaise, Wilma's doctor performed a computerized axial scan of the area and diagnosed her with sydknee.
Definition two:
John decided to name his daughter "Sydknee".
Sydknee by HeinrichVonHinterland June 20, 2011
Sydy
it's what you call a really, really, good writer; or somebody whose heart and soul are bound to writing; a true person who writes truly; someone who realizes that life isn't worth living without doing what makes one happen, and that for a Sydy is writing; also used to complement literature
Sydy by Cody Sydney October 10, 2004
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