Many such problems, however, are ill-defined or wicked problems, meaning that it is not at all clear what the problem is exactly and what a solution to the problem would consist in.
Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).
(I've never used flagitious, an adjective of obscure origin meaning "wicked"; maybe in the next campaign season).
THE BIG IDEA DREAMDOG DRIVE EASY CHAIR FAMILY CHRISTMAS LAURA FINAL MOVIE MACHINE TIME MEGA SAVINGS MOTHER OLD SCHOOL PEOPLE - VIDEO DIARY SICK MEANING WICKED SOFA SO GOOD A full list of entries can be seen on the Guardian's Ravenhill competition YouTube channel Did we make the right selection?
"Wicked" generally means "very".
When your life has been rocked by a wicked injustice, well-meaning friends, clergy and therapists will inevitably retrieve from their tattered dog-eared bibles, snappy quote books or psych 101 texts how you really need to embrace forgiveness to move on.
All things considered, one can forgive Mr. Troubat the bad pun: malin can have a range of meanings -- mischievous, sly, wicked, cunning, cute, shrewd.
The Hebrew word bĕlīyaʾal, apparently with the literal meaning "worthlessness," was used in Old Testament epithets for the wicked and impious, such as the "sons of Belial".
The iPhone 5 is now a 4G LTE phone, meaning that in certain lucky cities, you get wicked-fast Internet connections.
But it would be wicked cool, as the Fenway faithful might say, and a reminder that the meaning of records, like knuckleballs, can be hard to locate at any given time.
