Jick

The word has many meanings and variants, almost always something negative, although in arbitrary instances can be used to mean the opposite, mostly when used by a Jick. Noun: Refers to the absolute worst person, place, or thing imaginable from the speaker's perspective (Jick, Jicka, Jicker). Frequently merged with other words to connect them to traits of a Jick (Jickle, Jickadia, Jickmania). Verb: Ambiguous action (jickeding, jicken, jickle). Verb version unlike the others is never capitalized, except at the start of a sentence. Adjective: Exactly how you'd imagine the noun version would be used as an adjective, to emphasize a disliking, hatred, or perceived lack of quality in something. (Jickic, Jicktastic, Jickle, Jickmanic... etc) Adverb: Just like the adjective version, but as an adverb (Jivick, Jickily, Jickie). Pronoun: Replaces a person's pronouns to specify that they are a Jick He/Him = Jick'he/Jick'hm She/Her = Jick'se/Jick'hr They/Them = Jick'te/Jick'tm ((etc)) Add a y for possesives. Conjunction: Combines Jick with a conjunction to specify that the idea being linked by the conjunction fits the bill for a Jick or is more Jick-like than the initial idea. (Jick'and, Jick'but, Jick'or... etc) Interjection: For expression, like saying Oh! or Fuck!(Jick, Jickle, Jick Jicker) Preposition: Only replaces "with", "at", "by", and "like". Means the same things but naturally more Jickish. (Jijick)