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Definition of shicker in English: shicker(also shickered, shikker, shikkered) adjective ˈʃɪkəˈSHikər Australian, NZ, US informal predicative Drunk. they got shickered, talked cars and deals Example sentencesExamples - Last night not much happened but I saw a friend's work at Tomorrow, ate delicious cheesey things that I strongly suspect her mother baked especially for the occasion and got utterly shikkered.
- If it is unprofessional of him to be there shikkered with a sweet young thing, why not just kind of joke him back into reality?
- Every year on Robbie Burns Night, 25 January, the clans gather to pay homage to both the carousing poet and the humble haggis and to get gloriously shikkered on Glenfiddich whisky.
- Then again i just went and got shikkered instead.
- In the list we have before us, some of the synonyms for getting boozed up are unfamiliar: shikkered, woofled, scronched, whipsey, plonked, bowzered and flacked.
- Matty only has nine beers tonight and yes, Matty is shickered.
- Sounds like a perfect birthday for someone like yourself… and I'd never have the guts to talk with the chef, shickered or not.
- With a couple of drinks, you are shikker, but it will cost a couple of shekels.
- Another friend of mine got pretty shikkered at her own thing last night and I encountered her pretty ill.
- He goes off every day, and comes in every night after closing time, shikkered up.
Synonyms intoxicated, inebriated, drunken, befuddled, incapable, tipsy, the worse for drink, under the influence, maudlin
noun ˈʃɪkəˈSHikər Australian, NZ, US informal A drunk. they'll think for sure you're a shicker Example sentencesExamples - Unfortunately, the baker in question was apparently something of a shikker, and this is the cake that actually ended up on display at the reception…
- That shicker has had too much to drink.
- This is reinforced by the well-known Yiddish proverb, ‘The shikker [drunk] is a goy.’
- For this album, a tribute to the alleged shikkers of yore, London assembled a superstar ensemble of brass players from the world's top klezmer bands, including members of the Klezmatics, Brave Old World, the Klezmer Conservatory Band, Naftule's Dream and KlezMs.
Phrases be (or go) on the shicker informal Be engaged in (or go on) a heavy drinking session. he was on the shicker when I was there last week Example sentencesExamples - It's a real pain, to Beryl and the rest of us, when you get on the shicker like this.
- He's is on the shicker, but it's no use him turning up in a couple of days all apologetic because he's fired!'
- He got on the shicker and shot the ram to prove to her that the ram didn't matter in his life.
- The person who developed that particular painting must have been on the shicker.
- I felt as though I had been on the shicker for three weeks, but I hadn't touched a drop all day.
- "Come on cobber, let's get on the shicker."
Origin Late 19th century: from Yiddish shiker, from Hebrew šikkōr, from šākar 'be drunk'. Rhymes bicker, clicker, dicker, flicker, kicker, liquor, nicker, picker, pricker, slicker, snicker, sticker, ticker, tricker, vicar, whicker, Wicca, wicker Definition of shicker in US English: shicker(also shikker, shickered, shikkered) adjectiveˈSHikər US, Australian, NZ informal predicative Drunk. they got shickered, talked cars and deals Example sentencesExamples - Sounds like a perfect birthday for someone like yourself… and I'd never have the guts to talk with the chef, shickered or not.
- Every year on Robbie Burns Night, 25 January, the clans gather to pay homage to both the carousing poet and the humble haggis and to get gloriously shikkered on Glenfiddich whisky.
- In the list we have before us, some of the synonyms for getting boozed up are unfamiliar: shikkered, woofled, scronched, whipsey, plonked, bowzered and flacked.
- If it is unprofessional of him to be there shikkered with a sweet young thing, why not just kind of joke him back into reality?
- Then again i just went and got shikkered instead.
- Another friend of mine got pretty shikkered at her own thing last night and I encountered her pretty ill.
- With a couple of drinks, you are shikker, but it will cost a couple of shekels.
- He goes off every day, and comes in every night after closing time, shikkered up.
- Last night not much happened but I saw a friend's work at Tomorrow, ate delicious cheesey things that I strongly suspect her mother baked especially for the occasion and got utterly shikkered.
- Matty only has nine beers tonight and yes, Matty is shickered.
Synonyms intoxicated, inebriated, drunken, befuddled, incapable, tipsy, the worse for drink, under the influence, maudlin
nounˈSHikər US, Australian, NZ informal A drunk. Example sentencesExamples - This is reinforced by the well-known Yiddish proverb, ‘The shikker [drunk] is a goy.’
- For this album, a tribute to the alleged shikkers of yore, London assembled a superstar ensemble of brass players from the world's top klezmer bands, including members of the Klezmatics, Brave Old World, the Klezmer Conservatory Band, Naftule's Dream and KlezMs.
- Unfortunately, the baker in question was apparently something of a shikker, and this is the cake that actually ended up on display at the reception…
- That shicker has had too much to drink.
Origin Late 19th century: from Yiddish shiker, from Hebrew šikkōr, from šākar ‘be drunk’. |