Vicnicious

2. Vicnicious (your coined term):

Origin: Blended creation combining "vicious," "malicious," and a charmingly cunning aspect.
Meaning: Refers to someone or something maliciously clever, cunningly vicious, or charmingly sinister.

She was a bit shady, definitely vicnicious but could sell ice to an Eskimo.

by Fireind@hole81 June 16, 2025

Vicnicious

1. Morally or emotionally corrupt in a subtly destructive way; spreading harm through charm, change, or moral decay.

2. Harmful through slow or deceptive influence; dangerously persuasive or corrupting.

1. The politician’s vicnicious charisma won him followers before they realized the cost of his promises.

2. It wasn’t open cruelty that ruined the town, but the vicnicious greed that crept into every deal.

3. Her smile was vicnicious—sweet on the surface, yet quietly corrosive beneath.

by Dev Pat October 30, 2025