used as really or extremely....im from mass and get made fun of if i use it anywhere other than her which is wicked gay

really, extremely, or especially

Originates from the Massacusetts-Rhode Island area of New England, used as a synonum to very and really. Rivals the West Coast’s word hella…

Slang derived from the UK, mostly used in Birmingham, England. If something is wicked, its cool, great, fun, awesome etc.

Note: You do NOT use an adjective afterwards, unlike the American way.

new england slang. it originated in boston, despite what those NH people say. they have credit for the "massholes", thats it. it means "really" or "very". it's the north east's y'all; other people make fun of us for saying it, but we say it constantly anyway. i guess it could be considered an adverb?

saying a band is good makes them sound alright. saying they're wicked good makes them sound awesome.

replacement for really
originated in Salem MA because of the witch trials. changed the word meaning from bad to really to promote tourism and eliminate their bad name.

used more freqwently in Massachuesetts than other New England states.
-DID NOT ORIGINATE IN F***IN MAINE
-do not use if you weren't born and raised in New England. it's just common curtasy, we dont go around saying "ya'll"

associated with a typical Boston accent where one says "wicked" to express a degree of extreme to a word.