sick
- adjective
- /sɪk/
- Slang
- Those were some sick dance moves.
- really sick
- pretty sick
- fucking sick
All right, go get some sick bands, folks.
- All right, go get some sick bands, folks.
- Can we just talk about how sick Eminem is?
- We go to Playa Grande, sickest golf course ever.
- It's a basic car with some sick tech and a lot of hype.
- Even though he would be doing sick trick shots on prisoners.
- He was like this is sick, jump on it bruv.
- We're going to let him be such a sick shot, though.
- The new updated smart controller that is sick with the screen built in.
Examples
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Adrian and I just took the sickest picture ever.
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Overall, the trailer looks sick, regardless of whether it was done with intent or not.
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I mean, it's, it's pretty sick what they did.
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And this thing is sick, so let me pull this open.
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Oh my goodness, this is so sick, dude.
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Now we are headed to a guy's house with a sick recording studio.
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Man, game bundles used to be so sick, so sick.
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Can we just talk about how sick Eminem is?
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It's a basic car with some sick tech and a lot of hype.
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Those were some sick dance moves that impressed everyone at the party.
Synonyms
Very good or impressive in a cool way
Very impressive in a way people use as praise
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Compounds
- Archaic
A severe headache that often makes you feel sick and unable to concentrate
A Roman Catholic ritual where a priest puts oil on a very sick person and prays for comfort
- Archaic
Sick after eating meat or drinking milk from animals that eat poisonous plants
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Etymology
Sick also turned into modern slang meaning 'very impressive' or 'cool'; a helpful way to remember this flip is to think of something so extreme it was called 'sick' and the word became praise.