@B335is wrote:sike
Word Origin
noun, Scot. and North England
1. a small stream.
2. a gully or ditch, especially one that fills with water after a heavy rain.
I'm thinking this was the intended definition for this thread...LOL 
@lhcole77 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:It's Psych by the way...
+1
Sike is the twin sister of Sake, a popular Japanese alcohol
Too much of either = Suck-ee
There actually is a word in Japanese ('shike" si doesn't exist if you're using Hepburn romanization which is standard on signs, etc in Japan although the kids don't learn it in school..); shike can mean a bad storm at sea, a bad catch (fish), or doing badly. [/useless facts]
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