wickness
The nature of something being wick.
Wick(ed) qualities.
Wick(ed) qualities.
"The Iron Chef did that risotto with much wickness."
"You're oozing wickness."
"You're oozing wickness."
WICKED
The Boston meaning derived from the movie " West Side Story" in 1961. The meaning came from the movie in which the gangs of NYC would use the word " cool ". In Somerville, Ma. in the hub of Boston, Jim Labadini orchestrated the use of this word through out the Somerville school system over 4,000 students. This was intended to be a word that would be unique to kids in Somerville to use to express " how cool" something is in their own terminology. It quickly caught on through out Greater Boston.
Somerville is the most wicked city in Boston.
Wick
Short for wicked
Bro 1: Did you see the X games?
Bro 2: yeah bro, they were wick.
Bro 2: yeah bro, they were wick.
Wicked
New England slang that adds emphasis. Synonymous with really, very and hella.
To describe how great something is: "This car is wicked cool!"
To show aggravation: "This fucking guy is a wicked asshole!"
To show frustration: "That guy is wicked slow!"
To show amazement: "Wow, that game is wicked awesome!"
To describe a person: "She's a wicked bitch!"
To describe the weather: "Man, it's wicked hot out here!"
To emphasize feelings: "That story made me wicked sad!"
To exaggerate your point: "That took a wicked long time!"
To describe how great something is: "This car is wicked cool!"
To show aggravation: "This fucking guy is a wicked asshole!"
To show frustration: "That guy is wicked slow!"
To show amazement: "Wow, that game is wicked awesome!"
To describe a person: "She's a wicked bitch!"
To describe the weather: "Man, it's wicked hot out here!"
To emphasize feelings: "That story made me wicked sad!"
To exaggerate your point: "That took a wicked long time!"
"That wicked cool car is wicked fast is owned by that wicked old guy, who drives it wicked slow when it's wicked hot out, which makes me wicked sad cause I'm wicked broke and I got to walk a wicked long way."
wicked
US ---> really,very, extremely
UK ---> cool, good, great, funky
France ---> (as 'terrible') great
UK ---> cool, good, great, funky
France ---> (as 'terrible') great
1. That tune is wicked hot
2. That tune is wicked!
2. That tune is wicked!
wicked
origins: Boston, Massachusetts, but is now commonly used all over New England. If you're from Iowa (or anywhere that isn't New England) and you use this word, you sound like a dumb ass.
Definition: very, really, so, totally.
Definition: very, really, so, totally.
Example: That party was wicked awesome.
*Note: to properly use 'wicked' there must be a adjective placed after it. 'That party was wicked' is not correct.*
*Note: to properly use 'wicked' there must be a adjective placed after it. 'That party was wicked' is not correct.*
wick
In Northern Ireland the term wick is used to mean no good. Usually is replaced by other harsher words as a child gets older. Today one might say if something is wick, 'it sucks'.
That movie is completely wick.