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can be used in many a circumstances, and mean completely different things every time.

Knick:
a- "Get knicked" - as in same context as 'get fucked', OR: as in to be arrested.
b- "Knick it" - as in to 'steal something'
c- "knick knack" - tid bits, odd's and ends, or a small trinket
d- "Thrown in the knick" - To be thrown in Jail
e- "In the knick"
a- Person 1: I told you the shop was open til 9, not 8:30
Person 2: Oh go and get knicked!

OR: Already Explained

b- Person 1: Wow I've always loved those cars
Person 2: love it so much why don't you just knick it?

c- Person 1: Grandma has way too many knick knacks

d- Already Explained.

e- Person 1: So did you go over and see him?
Person 2: YES! I walked in the door and he was standing there in the knick!
knick by mooneyes April 21, 2008
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To knock something over with a kick
I knick the shit out of that card stand.
Knick by gwow February 28, 2011
To acquire another persons word(s), slang, habit or way of speaking trough extended socializing.
Billy: good job on the test, booyakah
Jill: thanks
...
Jill: yeah we are going skydiving, booyakah!
Silly: booyakah???
Jill: My friend Billy says it all the time, i must've Knicked it from him.
Knick by lifestraightup September 27, 2010
A dick which follows your inner thigh all the way to your knee. Dick+knee=KNICK
A yo boo! You will see the power of my knick when i slap your face with it!
Knick by DaDawg November 6, 2007

Knick Knock 

To knock on someone's door then run and hide and watch the confusion go on.
Let's go knick knocking tonight!
Knick Knock by darkbrown1 April 23, 2009

knick knack paddy crap 

The endless amount of candle holders, doilies, figurines and other useless curios that people acquire and display in their homes covering every spare inch.
I will never move again - we've been unpacking knick knack paddy crap for a week!
knick knack paddy crap by brorobo August 26, 2013

knick knack 

Any piece of shit (PoS) you can buy from tourist traps from around the world. Made cheap, and sold to idiots who love them way too much.
I got some lovely knick knacks from this terrific *antique* store in Maine.
knick knack by M2. October 1, 2003
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