sicky nar nar 

describes X-treme joy over an awesome event or feeling

Yo, bro! You hit that pow pow? It was sicky nar nar!

sicky nar nar by Bradford's Finest August 24, 2006

sicky-nar-nar 

adj. "sicky-nar-nar" or "sicky-nar" is used to describe something that blew your mind, rocked your world, or otherwise kicked-ass.

It is derived from the common words "sick" and "gnarly" and is most often used to describe a dangerous trick on something with wheels or a board, or to describe a social function where everbody got wasted.

If you are the first to use this word in your group of friends, it is customary to charge others a dollar for the use of the word once they have heard it.

"Dude, did you see Matt pull off that backflip? It was sicky-nar-nar."

"That party was sicky-nar." "Dude, you owe David five bucks now."

sicky-nar-nar by Lunaman September 21, 2008

Sicky Sicky Nar Nar 

adj. A phrase used to describe something that is so uniquely and completely amazing that by simply mentioning this phrase, others should stop in their tracks to take notice of the situation unfolding around them. Generally you would use this phrase to describe something a swude did or said.

Guy 1: "Last night at the party my girlfriend's sister asked me to have a threesome with she and her hot friend. I did."

Guy 2: "That's sicky sicky nar nar.

Sicky Sicky Nar Nar by 2Dice February 4, 2010

Sicky Sicky Nar Nar 

Means sick, dope, gnarly and everything in between of awesome.

That shirt looks Sicky Sicky Nar Nar my guy.

Sicky Sicky Nar Nar by Brainey August 4, 2023

sicki sicki nar nar 

a stoner word. has to be timed really well in a conversation or you will sound retarted.

"Dude, remember that one hot chick the other night?"
"Yeah man she was totally bangable"
"Yeah and she put out too"
"SICKI SICKI NAR NAR!!!"

sicki sicki nar nar by donkey kong February 25, 2005

sick nar 

phrase short for sick narly, must be said in a weird voice, best done by the strausman

Like totally sick nar man like yeah dude

sick nar by the fonz April 6, 2005