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blicked

blicked adjective: out of it; intoxicated or not thinking clearly. Also the simple past and past participle of blick.

Adjective

blicked (comparative more blicked, superlative most blicked)

  1. Out of it; intoxicated or not thinking clearly.
    • It's just I was, ya know, gone last night, blicked.1991, Jill Eisenstadt, Kiss Out, page 215
    • “You keep tellin' me you don't need takin' care of, so how come every time you get blicked, you gotta carry this shit around?”2008, Robert Knightly, Denis Hamill, Alan Gordon, Queens Noir

Also used as

blicked is also the simple past and past participle of blick.

Forms of blicked

comparativemore blicked
superlativemost blicked

Words formed from blicked

Questions about blicked

What does blicked mean?
Blicked means out of it; intoxicated or not thinking clearly.
What part of speech is blicked?
Blicked is an adjective.

Words near blicked in the dictionary

  1. bliaus
  2. bliaut
  3. bliauts
  4. blicant
  5. blick
  6. blicked
  7. blicked up
  8. Blickenstaff
  9. Blickenstaffs
  10. blicker
  11. blickered

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