sick-ass

adj — 2 senses

sick-ass

adj

Etymology From sick + -ass.

1

Mentally disturbed or unsound; malevolently crazy.

  • It's not all right for you to cover for your sick-ass, twisted son, just because he's yours and let him tear apart a woman and her family.2007, L. A. Banks, The Wicked, →ISBN:
  • And I definitely didn't find anything that pointed towards her having any sort of an affiliation with a sick-ass killer.2010, Alexander DeMarcus, The Whipping Man, →ISBN:
2 more examples
  • I was getting bigger for having this kid and basically homeless, and my mother hated me because her sick-ass husband thought he was in control of me.2015, Ashley Lewis, Victim of Abuse, →ISBN:
  • You really are one sick-ass, crazy motherfucker.2016, John Vitale, Last Man Standing, →ISBN:
2

Impressive.

  • That caught the ear of Dr. Rhyme, one of hip hop's most influential producers, the genius behind Da Sick Niggaz Convention Rhyme put his trackers out to find that “crazy motherfuckah with the sick-ass lyrics and slick production.”2004, Tim McLoughlin, Brooklyn Noir, →ISBN:
  • Living at home, not because you can't afford housing, but because your parents have a sick-ass spread right on Biscayne Bay, just across the street from Alex Rodriguez, and they promised you the pool house, as long as you don't mess with the $60,000 filtration system;2011, H.L. Rogers, Peter Littleton, The Rogers & Littleton Guide to America's Douchiest Colleges, →ISBN, page 46:
1 more example
  • There's a sick-ass poetry slam every month. Real good stuff.2015, Ezra E. Fitz, The Morning Side of the Hill: A Novella, →ISBN:

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