Meaning of on the shicker in English:
on the shicker
phrase
informal US, Australian, New Zealand Engaged in a heavy drinking session.
- ‘he was on the shicker when I was there last week’
- ‘I felt as though I had been on the shicker for three weeks, but I hadn't touched a drop all day.’
- ‘"Come on cobber, let's get on the shicker."’
- ‘He's is on the shicker, but it's no use him turning up in a couple of days all apologetic because he's fired!'’
- ‘He got on the shicker and shot the ram to prove to her that the ram didn't matter in his life.’
- ‘It's a real pain, to Beryl and the rest of us, when you get on the shicker like this.’
- ‘The person who developed that particular painting must have been on the shicker.’