wicked

Evil or mischievous by nature; morally reprehensible.

• Genuine cowards follow wicked people and cannot reliably sustain any virtue.

Harsh; severe.

• wicked wind

Excellent; awesome; masterful; exceptional.slang

• That was a wicked guitar solo, bro!

To a superlative extent, very, extremelyScotlandarchaicnot-comparable

• I didn't really wanna go see On Golden Pond with the fam, but my mom made me go, and I must say that in retrospect it was a wicked expressive film, with a lot of significant meaning.
• The band we went to see the other night was pissah, and they were wicked loud!

Wicked (evil) people collectively.pluralplural-only

• And goodness knows the wicked's lives are lonely / Goodness knows the wicked die alone

simple past and past participle of wickform-ofparticiplepast

Having a wick.not-comparable

• a two-wicked lamp

Active; brisk.UKdialectalobsolete

Infested with maggots.UKYorkshiredialectal

Alternative form of wick, as applying to inanimate objects only.alt-ofalternative