| 释义 |
sicknik U.S. slang.|ˈsɪknɪk|
Also sicknic.
[f. sick a. + -nik.]
a. One who is mentally ill.
b. One who indulges in sick humour.
1959R. Bloch Blood Runs Cold (1963) 161 This is a real sicknik. A masochist, like. 1961–2Amer. Scholar XXXI. 108/1 Then all at once (seemingly), in 1959, the sicknics were at hand. 1966New Statesman 19 Aug. 261/1 The silliest definition of the art of Lenny Bruce is that of a ‘sick’ comedian (or ‘sicknik’, according to Time magazine), since it is so manifestly the sicknesses of society he was getting at. 1968[see -nik]. |