I. ˈwi-kəd adjective
Etymology: Middle English, alteration of wicke wicked, perhaps from Old English wicca
Date: 13th century
1. : morally very bad : evil
2.
a. : fierce , vicious
a wicked dog
b. : disposed to or marked by mischief : roguish
does wicked impersonations
3.
a. : disgustingly unpleasant : vile
a wicked odor
b. : causing or likely to cause harm, distress, or trouble
a wicked storm
4. : going beyond reasonable or predictable limits : of exceptional quality or degree
throws a wicked fastball
• wick·ed·ly adverb
II. adverb
Date: 1980
: very , extremely
wicked fast