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Yes, in the Urban dictionary it means some one gave you a wedgie.
In British slang, "knicked" means "stolen".
IE - "Someone knicked my car!".
There's also a similar word with a different spelling, "nicked". Which means "arrested" in British slang.
IE - "The police nicked Tom for shoplifting".
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