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wickage
The joining of the two words 'wicked' and 'tunage'.
Invented by Matt White and Neil Warren. Contributed by Gary Knights.
Invented by Matt White and Neil Warren. Contributed by Gary Knights.
wickage by Gary Knights September 2, 2008
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Wickabell
A Wickabell (TM) is a process of analysis that when applied to a fuzzy, unclear concept, allows and assists the detailed aspects of the concept to become clear and concise. It may be applied to either a specific product or a service offering.
The result of the Wickabell (TM) analysis process may be a defined set of process concept steps to be performed by a service organization; a marketing and sales promotion to be implemented on the Internet or other print medium; or a physical working product sold to and used by customers.
Wickabell by Riga Rooster March 19, 2009
wickawes
This word is used when the two words wicked and awesome just cannot define how amazing something is so you must combine the two words.
That dinner was totally wickawes.
A: I never knew a baptism was so exciting.
B: That was wickawes when they drowned the baby!
A: I never knew a baptism was so exciting.
B: That was wickawes when they drowned the baby!
wickawes by Tyson Sinclair November 8, 2008
wickaye
Variant of wordwicked/word (an amount of cool) - that which is wickaye is invariably good! Can be deemed fantastic.
wickaye by Master Chief June 20, 2003
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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Pee Calculus
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