wicked bad

wicked bad

slang Especially unpleasant, nasty, or deleterious. They pulled a wicked bad prank on the principal, and they were all expelled as a result. The fumes from the chemicals were wicked bad, so everyone had to clear out of the room.
See also: bad, wicked
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

wicked bad

mod. really quite good. (Bad has a long history of being used as an intensifier. Wicked here is a synonym of the intensifier bad.) Man, this stuff is wicked bad.
See also: bad, wicked
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • come to a bad end
  • come to a bad/sticky end
  • give (one) a roasting
  • put (something) over on (one)
  • put over on
  • put something over on
  • get wind of
  • get wind of (something)
  • get wind of something
  • pull my finger
References in periodicals archive
I brush my teeth every day, but five minutes later I still have wicked bad breath.
For starters, the 38-mile-long Dutch Caribbean island resides on the outer fringes of the hurricane belt, so unless you forget the sunscreen and get yourself a wicked bad burn, the elements aren't likely to ruin your trip.
It's like these manic kids have a 'wicked bad' case of ADHD, as we might say in Boston," she said.
Those heroics made it all the more cruel when Taylor was hit by a stroke of wicked bad luck three minutes after the break.
THE Foreign Office is hoping to hire Ali G - to help warn young travellers "dat dey must watch out for de wicked bad men who mess up our 'olidays."
But then three minutes later Taylor was hit by a stroke of wicked bad luck which handed Juventus a lifeline goal.