Chicksicle
a frozen concoction of various succulent chicken parts skewered on a popsicle stick. it is eaten the same way you would eat a popsicle. yum!
this polish delicacy was invented by andy k and is featured on the menu of his chicago restaurant, zatrucie pokarmowe.
i just tried the best polish food ever! you have to get the chicksicle from zatrucie pokarmowe! it’s to die for!
2 more definitions
a chick (or girl) so delicious that you want to lick her all over.
man that was some hot chicksicle. left me hungry for more.
dam i need to find me a chicksicle.
the p-n-s!
aslo called a ‘pinksicle’.
but… for a man with a micro, d-mn! it’s called a ‘dreamsicle’!
dream on ipod in the pants shorties!
my chicksicle only gets growing! booyah!
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