wicked
31wicked — mod. excellent; impressive; cool. (Also in compounds, wicked smart, wicked cool, etc.) □ Now this is what I call a wicked guitar …
32wicked — [13] Wicked and witch are closely related. Wicked is an extension, using the suffix ed, of the now obsolete adjective wick ‘wicked’. And this in turn originated as an adjectival use of Old English wicca ‘wizard’, whose feminine form is the… …
33wicked — adj. (wickeder, wickedest) 1 sinful, iniquitous, given to or involving immorality. 2 spiteful, ill tempered; intending or intended to give pain. 3 playfully malicious. 4 colloq. foul; very bad; formidable (wicked weather; a wicked cough). 5 sl.… …
34Wicked — 1. extremely good; cool: wicked coat ; 2. excellently: I hope you do wicked in your exams …
35wicked — Both OT and NT anticipate certain punishment [[➝ punishment, everlasting]] for the wicked (Ps. 9:17; Matt. 13:49). It was a constant puzzle that the wicked prospered (Ps. 37:36; 69:4; 73:3–12) and frequently there is the refrain that sooner or… …
36wicked — I adj Excellent, outstanding. That flick was going away wicked. I loved it. 1980s II adv Very. That flick was wicked bad. 1980s …
37wicked — adjective 1) wicked deeds Syn: evil, sinful, immoral, wrong, bad, iniquitous, corrupt, base, vile, villainous, criminal, nefarious; informal crooked 2) a wicked sense of humour Syn …
38wicked — adj. Wicked is used with these nouns: ↑fairy, ↑gleam, ↑grin, ↑look, ↑person, ↑sense of humour, ↑twinkle, ↑wit, ↑woman …
39wicked — Synonyms and related words: Herculean, aberrant, abnormal, abominable, abstruse, adroit, antic, arduous, arrant, atrocious, au fait, bad, baleful, barbarous, base, bitchy, black, blamable, blameworthy, blue, broad, brutal, capable, chancy,… …
40wicked — Can replace the words very or really, but sounds much cooler. Very popular in Holyoke and Massachusetts as a whole. Did you see Letterman last night he was wicked hilarious …
