sickatating
sickatating by The Witch Doctor April 6, 2009
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sickatating
sickatating by Danielle September 17, 2003
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sickatating
The effect Danielle has on the world everytime she steps out of her house (actally it's a hole in the ground to be honest).
sickatating by Anonymous October 26, 2003
sickitating
adj. -revolting, so revolting one feels the need to gag -disgusting - disturbing - absolutely vulgar
sickitating by Amelia Mitchevski August 18, 2005
Sicketating
A combination of (sick) and (fascinating) gives you 'sicketating'. Meaning something is just all around fucking brilliant. Must be said with a lot emphasis on the 's' therefore not advised to those with a lisp or gay lisp or both.
Professor Brian Cox really is sicketating.
Have you seen the Primavera line up for this year? It's sssicketating.
Have you seen the Primavera line up for this year? It's sssicketating.
Sicketating by wolleyball April 24, 2010
sickitating
Tod: Holy shit dude that suit is sickitating!
Naseeb: Thanks man! This suit is legitnessss!! The girls can't stop complimenting me
Naseeb: Thanks man! This suit is legitnessss!! The girls can't stop complimenting me
sickitating by todgericksfavouritestylist July 4, 2024
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