wicked is used all over new england for the word "really". (we're just that cool...)

it is the shortcut of wicked. it means something good, its an expression like "ill kill you"

Commonly used in older, English slang and related to anger and annoyance, combining being bored and being fed up, mixing exasperation and anger.Possibly related (through use of a common term for penis) to giving someone 'the willies' - in UK particularly, pissing someone off.

Contrary to Sholto from London's belief, "wicked" did not originate in England in the mid 1990's. Take it from an old broad, Wicked has been used in the Boston area since time began basically. Used as an adverb in place of very, really, etc. to emphasize something. True Bostonians (All New Englanders may be included in this, after all, we all root for the "wicked amazing" Patriots)always use an adjective after employing the use of wicked.

The wick is a term used to define what would have been the Roach of a marijuana joint, but now the last of the oil in a vape pen.

The wicks is basically the hoes or the thots but it’s usually talking about a girl not always in a bad way

The hoes or often used to describe a girl.