10 definitions by sickbeats
The act of being intoxicated or otherwise inebriated to the point of being pirate faced making the individual unable to drive or walk in a straight line.
Driving while not focusing on the road and swerving around
Driving while not focusing on the road and swerving around
Past Tense
Damn I can't believe Lil Mike got a dewey last night. I guess he got his swerve on after he left the bar.
Damn I can't believe Lil Mike got a dewey last night. I guess he got his swerve on after he left the bar.
by sickbeats May 17, 2007
Pronunciation of the acronym for the criminal charge Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants and Driving Under the Influence (DUII & DUI)
by sickbeats May 17, 2007
Pronounced "macked"
Word used in reference to Ecstasy or Thizz and can be used in many fashions. It is in reference to the bay area rapper Mac Dre (t.i.p.) It can be used in reference of the drug itself or while rolling. It is important to use only if sure of the high purity of the drug. The thizz version of chronic
please also see gnarmact
Word used in reference to Ecstasy or Thizz and can be used in many fashions. It is in reference to the bay area rapper Mac Dre (t.i.p.) It can be used in reference of the drug itself or while rolling. It is important to use only if sure of the high purity of the drug. The thizz version of chronic
please also see gnarmact
by sickbeats May 17, 2007
by sickbeats May 17, 2007
by sickbeats May 17, 2007
by sickbeats July 1, 2015
A person that is at a very high level of intoxication to the point of needing to close one eye to avoid double vision.
The pirate portion is in reference to a carefree demeanor, strong alcohol breath, and the use of only one eye as if they were wearing an eye patch.
I coined this term after meeting an individual in A.A. and discussing my use of one eye to be able to see while drunk. He mentioned that he always had an eyepatch hanging from his rear view mirror for just such an occasion!
The pirate portion is in reference to a carefree demeanor, strong alcohol breath, and the use of only one eye as if they were wearing an eye patch.
I coined this term after meeting an individual in A.A. and discussing my use of one eye to be able to see while drunk. He mentioned that he always had an eyepatch hanging from his rear view mirror for just such an occasion!
by sickbeats May 17, 2007