sicko
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9.6
- noun
- /ˈsɪkoʊ/
- Offensive
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enfermo
- Isn't he a bit of a sicko?
- a real sicko
- a sex sicko
- call me a sicko
I think they're absolute lowlife scumbags, sickos, psychopaths.
- I think they're absolute lowlife scumbags, sickos, psychopaths.
- And that time they fucking said I was, I was like a sicko.
- Or maybe you just want to share pictures of your use, your imagination, you sicko.
Examples
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One of these guys is a real sicko.
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Some of the sickos you meet out here are worse than anything you'd ever meet in New York.
Fiction book (1999) -
You know almost every sicko in this city.
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Unfortunately, it's probably some sicko.
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Back in the day, when you were going up against all those sickos?
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That sicko's probably out there right now, staring at us from a distance.
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There's some real sickos out there, man.
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Some sicko who probably wasn't invited to any barbecues.
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Bottom line, not all sickos are strangers; not all strangers are sickos.
Blog text (21) -
Authorities are warning residents about a sicko who has been vandalizing property in the neighborhood.
Synonyms
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8.4
A person who behaves in a sexual way that most people find wrong
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7.0
A person who acts in a strange or unusual way
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9.9
A person who behaves in a sexual way that makes others uncomfortable
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8.5
A person whose behavior is very different from what most people accept, often about sex
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9.9
A person who acts in a strange way that others find unpleasant
A person who makes other people feel uncomfortable or unsafe
How Disturbing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word sicko comes from the English word sick, meaning 'ill' or 'wrong', plus the informal ending -o that makes a name for a person, as in weirdo. So a sicko is a person who is 'sick' in a disturbing or morally bad way.