“Wicked” is a slang word that means “amazing,” “really cool,” or “very good.” When someone says something is “wicked,” they’re showing strong excitement or approval.
In everyday life, you’ll hear it in casual chats or on social media: “That concert was wicked!” or “This pizza is wicked good.” It’s mostly used in the UK, New England, and among teens who want to sound upbeat and friendly.
Meaning & Usage Examples
- “That movie was wicked!” = the movie was fantastic.
- “She’s got wicked style.” = her fashion is impressive.
- “Wicked fast Wi-Fi” = the internet speed is super quick.
Is “wicked” negative or positive?
In slang, it’s almost always positive. The old meaning of “evil” is still around in formal writing, but in casual talk, “wicked” means awesome.
Can I use “wicked” at work?
Only in very relaxed offices or with close coworkers. Otherwise, stick to words like “great” or “excellent” to stay professional.
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