dicklick
nounAU, CA, US, UK, SC /ˈdɪk.lɪk/ · NZ /ˈdək.lək/
Etymology Back-formation from dicklicker (noun). By surface analysis, dick + lick. First attested in 1988 (sense 2).
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US, Derogatory, Slang, Vulgar A fool, an idiot; an unpleasant person.
- i was lying on my back with Huff kneeling on me, slapping my cheeks. He said, “Speak to me, dicklick,” and I said, “Hi, Huff.”1989, Tobias Wolff, “Citizenship in the School”, in This Boy's Life: A Memoir (non-fiction), quoted in Green's Dictionary of Slang, New York City, NY: Grove Press, published 2000, →ISBN, →OCLC, →OL, page 189, lines 18–20:
- Squalled she, “Whadd[a]ya think this is, a whorehouse? This is a night club, dicklicks. We sell drinks, not pussy.”1990, Seth Morgan, “Chinese Rithmetic”, in Homeboy, 1st edition (fiction), quoted in Green's Dictionary of Slang, New York City, NY: Random House, published 1990, →ISBN, →LCCN, →OCLC, page 24, lines 25–27:
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- She whapped him a good one on the top of the head with the pistol. “Do what he says, dick-lick!”1998, Joe R. Lansdale, chapter 13, in Rumble Tumble, 1st edition (fiction), quoted in Green's Dictionary of Slang, New York City, NY: The Mysterious Press, published 1998, →ISBN, →LCCN, →OCLC, →OL, page 102, lines 32–33:
- Dicklick—fellatio (see also fellatio).[1988, H. Max, chapter D, in gay(s)language: a dic(k)tionary of gay slang, 1st edition (non-fiction), quoted in Green's Dictionary of Slang, Austin, TX: Edward-William Publishing Company, published 1988, →ISBN, →LCCN, →OCLC, →OL, page 11, line 10: