niked 

Literally to arse-rape, but most often used figuratively in a jocular sense to mean swindled, conned, or cheated.

On his revelation of the inordinate sum he had paid for his trainers, she laughingly explained that he had been niked.

niked by charlotte2 May 26, 2015

niked 

Sexual intercorse, past-tense.

Dres - "We stepped off and we Niked"
Chi Ali - "Huh?"
Dres - "We just did it"

niked by MafcoCinco October 5, 2005

niked out

Someone who wears nothing but nike is niked out. (It is pronounced similar to hiked or biked.)

Dude has all nike wear on. He is niked out.

niked out by Tharakath August 26, 2010

Niked out

One of the few things that are douchey but cool, it is when one wears nothing from head to toe but nike.

it is usually worn with nike high tops, long socks, basketball shorts, t-shirt, zip up hoody, and sometimes including a back pack.

Pronounced how ever the hell you want, but preferably
Nike-ed out

whoa, he be zullin!
look at those shoes!
his completely Niked out man
everyone be hatin
im really hatin right now man
its hurtin my eyes man!
look away man!
I CANT MAN! HIS SHOES ARE JUST TOO DAMN SEXY!

Niked out by that sexy dude in you pic March 24, 2011

Naked Sally 

When a film or television character is always remembered for an entirely irrelevant trait.

This trope is named for Sally Acorn from Sonic the Hedgehog who, despite being one of the most plot-developed characters in the comic/show, is only remembered for being naked.

That character is such a Naked Sally!

Naked Sally by otaku155 December 27, 2020

18 naked cowboys 

"In the showers, in the fields.. Anywhere in Ram Ranch"

"There are 18 naked cowboys in the city!"

18 naked cowboys by Definitions for people October 22, 2018

naked this 

1. In the English language, an instance of the word "this" which lacks a referent, i.e. some other word which explains what the "this" in question refers to. Lacking a referent, the "this" is thus "naked" and may prove confusing to the reader or listener, since they do not know precisely to what the writer or speaker is referring.

Sue: I really hate this.

John: Really hate what? You employed a "naked this" there so I don't know what you are talking about.

Sue: Oh, well excuse me, Mr. University of Dickishness. Fine. I hate this Grammar Nazi kick you've been on lately. Is that better, fuckface?

John: Well, yes and no.

naked this by The Worst Genie April 22, 2011