sickety
sickety by turnuptheac July 13, 2019
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Sickety Whack
1. Ridiculous (whack), yet awesome circumstances
2. Agreement that something is ridiculously awesome
3. Stating something is ridiculously awesome
4. Synonym of Bomb Diggity
2. Agreement that something is ridiculously awesome
3. Stating something is ridiculously awesome
4. Synonym of Bomb Diggity
T. The maths exam was cancelled
K. Sickety Whack
K. Saw a 67 fastback mustang
T. Sickety Whack
K. Had the most Sickety Whack weekend.
K. Sickety Whack
K. Saw a 67 fastback mustang
T. Sickety Whack
K. Had the most Sickety Whack weekend.
Sickety Whack by Scotty2127 July 9, 2007
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Sickety Whack • sickety • Snickety • snickety snack • sickedy • Sickery Dickery • sickesy • Sicket • Sicketating • sicketh
Sickety Whack
The bomb diggity, the most awesome, Extremely good (Sick) yet different (Whack). Extremely favourable circumstances.
T "I saw a fully pimped ride yesterday"
K "Sickety Whack"
K "The maths exam has been canceled"
T "Sickety Whack!"
K "Sickety Whack"
K "The maths exam has been canceled"
T "Sickety Whack!"
Sickety Whack by Scotty2127 December 14, 2008
Snickety-Snack
Snickety-Snack by T-Dogg31 June 20, 2007
Snickety
(Revamp of an older, mistake filled definition.)
Snickety is a term used to describe someone who’s picky or fastidious over detail, but not a complete snob.
There are no other practical, commonly used terms or definitions widely associated with it. Often solely found in games with a word matchup character naming system. (Those, being games for younger audiences.) So it could be said that this is meant to be a lessened version of the word persnickety.
Snickety is a term used to describe someone who’s picky or fastidious over detail, but not a complete snob.
There are no other practical, commonly used terms or definitions widely associated with it. Often solely found in games with a word matchup character naming system. (Those, being games for younger audiences.) So it could be said that this is meant to be a lessened version of the word persnickety.
Snickety by WatcherLanguage August 3, 2021
Sickery Dickery
Sickery Dickery by Musty69420 February 23, 2022
Dickey Sickey
During a blow job, the woman(or man) pukes do to gagging. Derives from the definition given by an unnamed girl at UCSB
Dickey Sickey by Bojangles December 29, 2004
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