adjective; used to indicate extremes of good, bad, or crazy.
1. Insane. “He tried spinning on his head down the mountain? That’s sick.” 2. Awful. “I have a sick amount of homework, and I’m still procrastinating.” 3. Incredible; amazing. “He’s got a sick Benz, yo.”
By New York Person
OLD VERSION OF SICK Pronunciation: 'sik Function: adjective Etymology: Middle English sek, sik, from Old English sEoc; akin to Old High German sioh sick --------------------------------------- 1. Not feeling good. 2 a (1) : affected with disease or ill health : AILING (2) : of, relating to, or intended for use in sickness <sick pay> <a sick ward> NEW VERSION Now used as the newest word to replace cool. Something that you've never seen before.
Old version: Mary,"I feel sick to my stomach". Jess,"Ask the teacher for a Nurses' Pass". New Version Keegan:This Calculator is sick! Kass:That outfit is sick!
By Nathalie
Cool or entertaining to a nausieating degree.
seth morrison's backflips off 40 footers are sick that s rail is sick brah suggested alternitives: excellent, super duper
By mattsterski
wonderful, awesome, great, incredible, amazing, impressive, dope, cool, sweet... other variant: SICK-ASS (-ASS= a redundant extension duplicating the definition)
This song is SICK! That drummer is SICK! They're a SICK-ASS band!
By devenpahl
depending on the context it can mean a number of things.1 awesome,2 Disgusting or 3 just feeling not well
1.that was sick man, how you punched that guy 2. person 1."look at that dead pigeon." person 2."thats sick" 3.i didn't go to school today cause i felt sick.
By grubwestie