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sicko
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sick·o  (sk)
n. pl. sick·os Slang
A deranged, psychotic, or morbidly obsessed person.

[From sick.]

sicko [ˈsɪkəʊ] Informal
n pl sickos
(Psychiatry) a person who is mentally disturbed or perverted
adj
perverted or in bad taste sicko prurience
[from sick1 (sense 5) + -o]
Translations
sicko (esp US inf)
nKranke(r) mf, → Irre(r) mf (pej)
adj person, groupkrank, irr (pej)


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