Stice

What is Stice?

1. Exhaustion or lack of energy

2. One who is deceased

1. I'm all Sticed out.

2. That's one dead Stice.

See dead, stice, deceased, died, tired, exhausted, Nick King

Used in many literal forms, often describing exhaustion or being among the deceased.

Noun: That's one dead Stice.

Verb: I'm all Sticed out.

Ex 1:

"Have a nice... night."

Ex 2:

"Have a Stice... Mike."

See stice, mike, dead, tired, exhausted, Nick King

steece

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