When one uses the phrase bored as the Dickens, they are describing what it's like to be so bored that you are bored enough to write a bunch of famous fictional novels.
Person 1(the jester):"Hey you there are you bored too? What shall we do?"
Person 2 (the very bored very pretentious Prince):"Yes I'm very bored, bored as the Dickens. Charles Dickens that is..."
1:"GEEZ MAN! Now that's bored! What do you suppose we do about it?"
2: "I dunno cuz I'm not quite creative enough to write a bunch of novels about Christmas and ish..."
Long pause...
2: "Dont just stand there staring at me! I order you to start singing and dancing! and tell me a story in your songs too damnit!"
Colloquial Phrase
Meaning to question the situation someone might find themselves involved with.
Transexual interpretation:
Manchester trans hangout "Dickenses" 70z and 80z.
"Upon the approach of two gentlemen dressed as ladies I immediately exclaimed to the fellow next to me, WHAT THE DICKENS? before replacing my napkin upon my knee."
A cross between a chicken and a duck.
“Woah man that’s a cool Dicken !!”
“Man i love Dickens”
Someone/something that uses a lot of adjectives(can be positive or negative)
The wit of Shakespeare and the dictionary of dickens, this x reader is brilliant!
Last night, Shelley and I had some Chocolate Dickens.
When you use deep fry oil as lube in the Asshole
Man I gave Janet a Kentucky fried dicken last night