Wicked

That should be spelled "wikkid."

I think it is safe to say that "wicked" has now become an entire New England thing, however, anywhere west or south of NE they know right away you're from here the Northeastern side of the states.

i picked wikked up from my cousins in ny now everyone here (in md) makes fun of me for saying it

Wicked is most definitely a New England word. I'm from New Hampshire, and everyone uses it there. If you don't believe me, rent a couple Adam Sandler movies. He's from Manchester, NH. I bet you'll hear him say wicked at least once.

a friend's cousin from virginia once asked me why i was cursing everything...I looked at him like he had five heads...he then told me i say everything is wicked and im like der it means very and he said just to use very and im like no, very doesnt exist in new england

This is a great use of wickid:On the night the Beatles played Boston Gahd'n, some other promotah ran a con-sit at the old Boston Arena starring a flash-in-the-pan English group, The Five Minnits.(really) My friend attended. When my sister astim how it was, he said, "It kina sucked...there was wickid nobody there."

I come from Utah and We say it there. I didnt know they used it in mass until I visited recently. they use it just as much here.chuck

I love this word. I use it all the time.

I noticed that when I went from Southeastern Mass (Mansfield) to UMass/Amherst (i.e., Ammerst, nobody says the "H") in the early 90's, nobody out there said "wicked." Now that I've moved to the West Coast (although I'll always have East Coast blood in my veins), I'm purposely trying to bring "wicked" back into my vocabulary, just it's just so frickin' fun to say, and it cracks people up out here. Fun for everyone! :-)