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| wick·ed [ wíkid ] |
adjective (comparative wick·ed·er, superlative wick·ed·est) |
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1. evil: very wrong or very bad
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2. mischievous: playfully mischievous without intending to upset people seriously
  a wicked sense of humor
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3. mean: expressing very unpleasant things to people
She has a really wicked tongue sometimes!
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4. dangerous: capable of causing harm to somebody
a knife with a wicked blade
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5. disgusting: tasting or smelling disgusting and repulsive
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6. distressing: causing discomfort, distress, or disappointment
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informal
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I've got a wicked headache.
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7. very good: very impressive or very skillful
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slang
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He plays a wicked game of tennis.
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adverb |
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very: extremely
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slang
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It was wicked good!
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plural noun |
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bad people: people who do very bad things
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| [13th century. Related to Old English wicca "sorcerer" (see witch)] |
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| wick·ed·ly adverb |
| wick·ed·ness noun |
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