Sike is when you juke someone. Basically when you promise someone something, then juke them in the last second.
For example:
person 1: hey, can we high-five?
person 2: sure!
person 1-2: *nears their hands*
person 2: sike! *pulls hand away
person 1: hey, can we high-five?
person 2: sure!
person 1-2: *nears their hands*
person 2: sike! *pulls hand away
by Jess Kidding November 25, 2022
When you're jokin hahahhaahahaha
Boy: Dad, am I adopted
Dad: Yessir
Boy: Cries, dies, flies, spies, rice.
Dad: SIke, you're just not my son.
Dad: Yessir
Boy: Cries, dies, flies, spies, rice.
Dad: SIke, you're just not my son.
by Fagkiller420 May 31, 2022
Spell-it-how-it-sounds version of "Psych."
"Sike" (or, more properly, "Psych") is a declaration that you just deliberately messed with someone's mind. Literally, "I fooled your brain."
"Psych" is a Greek root-word meaning "mind" - found in many other words, such as psychiatry, psychotic, psychic, psychedelic, etc., all of which relate to the mind. Note that the first syllable of all those words sounds like "sike."
The "Sike" spelling is most often used by people who have never read a book and are therefore only familiar with hearing the language spoken out loud rather than seeing it in written form.
"Sike" (or, more properly, "Psych") is a declaration that you just deliberately messed with someone's mind. Literally, "I fooled your brain."
"Psych" is a Greek root-word meaning "mind" - found in many other words, such as psychiatry, psychotic, psychic, psychedelic, etc., all of which relate to the mind. Note that the first syllable of all those words sounds like "sike."
The "Sike" spelling is most often used by people who have never read a book and are therefore only familiar with hearing the language spoken out loud rather than seeing it in written form.
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