swiff

v. to clean with a Swiffer product, such as a Swiffer Sweeper or a Swiffer WetJet; to sweep, mop, vacuum, or dust.

Compare German "schweifen", Old English "swīfan", and Icelandic "svífa", which all mean "to sweep".

My mom just swiffed the entryway, so make sure you take your shoes off.

by kadatz April 30, 2010

swav

misspelling of suave.

Um…"swav"? Did you mean "suave"?

by kadatz April 30, 2010

gee willikers

a humorous or outdated extension of gee, which is a euphemism for Jesus.

Gee willikers, that wind's a-blowin'!

by kadatz September 16, 2010

squeeve

1. (intransitive verb) to have sex; to procreate.

2. (transitive verb) to have sex with; to procreate with.

1. John and Jody are squeeving hard in the other room.

2. John squeeved Jody hard.

by kadatz April 30, 2010

bona fide

1. adj. genuine.

2. adj. (slang) complete.

1. He's a bona fide French chef.

2. You're a bona fide idiot.

by kadatz May 19, 2010

bonafide

adj. a misspelling of bona fide, Latin for "with good faith".

It's "bona fide", not "bonafide". Sorry.

by kadatz May 18, 2010

textable

adj. a misspelling of textible.

JSYK, it's "textible", not "textable".

by kadatz May 19, 2010