Pronunciation

/wɪkɪd/

Definitions

Noun

• Wicked: In the sense of morally bad or extremely evil. Example: “The wicked witch was feared by all the villagers.”
• Wicked: Also used to describe something extremely enjoyable or impressive, especially when referring to a skill or performance. Example: “Her wicked dance moves left the audience mesmerized.”

Verb

• To be wicked: To behave in a morally reprehensible or cruel manner. Example: “The children were warned not to be wicked to their pets.”
• To do something wicked: To perform a skill or action with great proficiency or flair. Example: “She can cook up a wicked batch of chocolate chip cookies.”

Adjective

• Describes someone who is morally corrupt or malicious. Example: “The wicked king’s reign was marked by tyranny.”
• Describes an intense or enjoyable experience. Example: “The roller coaster ride was wickedly thrilling.”

Phrases

• “Be wicked to someone” means to treat them unkindly or cruelly.
• “Wicked smart” is a compliment for someone who is extremely intelligent.
• “Pull off a wicked trick” means to execute a skill or feat impressively.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The wicked grin on his face suggested he knew something sinister.”
• Verb: “He pulled a wicked prank on his friends during the party.”
• Adjective: “She had a wicked sense of humor that could lighten any mood.”

Synonyms

• Evil
• Depraved
• Diabolical
• Malevolent
• Skillful (in a positive context)
• Awesome (when describing an experience)