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The act of sneezing into your shirt sleeve, which has recently been encouraged to help prevent the spread of the Influenza H1N1 virus by such authorities as WHO, President Obama, and Elmo.
Dude 1: Achoo!
Dude 2: Dude, you just sneezed into your sleeve.
Dude 1: Dude, it's called a sneeve, and everyone should do it.
Dude 2: Frankly, I prefer the snot rocket, because now your sleeve looks like you just had one off the wrist.
Sneeve by Sneevin' Steven September 22, 2009
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a combination of the words slay and serve. used when slay or serve simply do not express the amount of perfection.
That shirt is such a slerve.
slerve by slervequeen June 27, 2022

Short Sleeved Magician 

From the TV Show "Important Things with Demitri Martin" and the term is of course by Demitri Martin

When someone is so predictable you see what's comming.

Based on the rabbit in the hat trick; the rabbit actually moves down the sleeve into the hat. If the Magician has short sleeves, you see the rabbit.
Person 1: Dude, yesterday Dan fell on his face when trying to do an ollie, so he stormed off and blamed his new Nike Airs.

Person 2: Typical Dan, what a short sleeved magician.
Short Sleeved Magician by gone laggs February 26, 2010
dude that girl just sheeved all over herself!
sheeve by billy11222 March 25, 2009
Brenda Barrett, an insufferable character on General Hospital who can't move her face and laughs like a hyena on cocaine.
I was looking forward to GH, but it was a rerun of when Sonny married Sleeves.
Sleeves by SethroOnTheTV January 13, 2013
I'm holding a spleeve - let's make a block.
spleeve by Mr. Fun Lover April 28, 2007

Shifty Sleeves 

A phrase used to describe a creepy man/woman at a bar or party to alert the crowd that this person looks suspicious and may drop 'something' into your drink.
Creepy Guy walks over to Woman

Woman (as she covers her drink): "Step away from my drink Shifty Sleeves!"

OR

"Watch out everyone that guy has shifty sleeves"
Shifty Sleeves by Jaime Lester January 24, 2009