Sentence examples for got a wicked from inspiring English sources

"It's got a wicked sense of humor".

He's got a wicked sense of humour.

I've got a wicked bad stomach ache".

He's also got a wicked sense of humour.

We've got a wicked humour when we're together, and we're very dirty.

Baseball caps and beanie hats and tight, tight vests, I love him in that 'cos he's got a wicked body.

How he taps his head as he gets a wicked idea!

I remember it was incredibly easy to get a wicked edge on the Sabatier by dragging it along a steel, but it was blackened by cutting lemons and made onions go a weird grey colour.

Mr. Mellor's Menelaos gets a wicked little gestural dance, the flights and flutters of his hands revealing his treacherous lack of dependability, especially concerning the desperate, Furies-beset Orestes (Mickey Solis, far more engaging here than in "Elektra").

An assistant professor of history at Wheaton College, he cultivates the detachment of the historian, perhaps too assiduously, so that the reader gets a wicked little thrill when his noncommittal prose can't quite conceal his deep dislike for some of the personalities he is discussing.

Far be it from me to rock any boats, but every time education's current thought leaders decide to make major proclamations about my profession, I get a wicked case of the Poli-willies.