wick-wack

adjective

Published on April 10, 2016, 6:56 a.m.

contemptible or unworthy

Collocates back in the day, bust, bust, Cadillac, cap, crew, G, rap, rapper, soft, step to, sucker DJ, black, sucker

Etymology Derives from wack

Related words wackness

Rhymes back, Cadillac, cap, pack, rap, scratch, shacks, smacked, black

Timeline

1988-05-31 Boogie Down Productions "My Philosophy" [By All Means Necessary]
They all just wick-wick-wack
1989-06-30 Antoinette "Lights Out, Party's Over" [Who's The Boss?]
Whoever else is in your wick-wack crew
1990-07-17 Boogie Down Productions "The Kenny Parker Show" [Edutainment]
All the whick whack sucker DJs gotta try much harder

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noun

Published on April 10, 2016, 6:56 a.m.

a contemptible or unworthy thing, person, etc.

Collocates cat

Etymology Derives from wack

Rhymes knapsack², abstract, cat

Timeline

1991-03 O.G. Style "Kick The Ballistics" [I Know How To Play 'Em!]
Who's that other cat talkin that wick-wack
1991-03 O.G. Style "Intro" [I Know How To Play 'Em!]
Wick-wack you're talkin, playin me close-bound
1994-03-08 Gang Starr "DWYCK" feat. Nice & Smooth [Hard To Earn]
All of the wick wack that wanna be abstract

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