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wicked: adjective and adverb
wicked: adjective and adverb

wicked [ˈwɪkɪd] ADJ

1. wicked (evil):

wicked

2. wicked (mischievous):

wicked

3. wicked inf (very good):

wicked

wicked ADJ

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Wicked says what to do and she does it. en.wikipedia.org

She has a friendly personality and smiles a lot, though also has a wicked tongue. en.wikipedia.org

Its mouth is usually curled into a wicked grin. en.wikipedia.org

He believed that the wicked would be destroyed. en.wikipedia.org

Ultimately, the wicked prevail and the nation is destroyed. en.wikipedia.org

He is the leader of a small clan, and every bit as wicked as his descendant. en.wikipedia.org

It goes into saying that the glamor of the wicked is futile, and is really a form of punishment. en.wikipedia.org

She wanted to surprise him with a book about wicked people whose lives are changed as they discover religion. en.wikipedia.org

She is always reserved, and expressionless, though when she wants to talk, she will often speak with a wicked tongue. en.wikipedia.org

Ignoring the warnings of his wicked elder brother, he ventures into the forest. en.wikipedia.org

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