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How do you give a hikkie?
"Hikkie's" are simply red marks where blood has rushed too, people give hikkie's by sucking on another individuals skin. Quite a peculiar question, but it deserves an answer.
How can you get a hikkie?
you can get a hikkie in sex or just bye a bite or a suck from someone eles. you can also call it a love bite or a brose.
What is hikkies?
Answer A hikkie (hickie or hicky) is a love bite, a bruise usually on this side of the neck, the product of kiss more like a suck, between passionate teenagers.
How do you remove a hikkie?
hickie, (if you mean love bite) can be removed by applying ice around it. Make sure u dont apply the ice on it, or else it will only grow. it is advisable to keep a spoon in your freezer and apply the spoon on the edges of the hickie.. It wi'll surely disappear in a few hours
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