Invisible S

an added s or 's, on to a word. Typically as a suffix for a possession that is not actually added on to a word. Mostly used phonetically when talking about a brand, store or company ending with a name.

Kind of a fucked up cousin to the silent k.

Examples of Invisible S

Spelling Anyway Phonetically: Anyways
Spelling: Subway Phonetically: Subways
Spelling: Aldi Phonetically: Aldi's
Spelling: Chade Daniel Phonetically: Chase Daniels

by tubbytom December 29, 2013

s be v

If you spell "she believed" you can find "he lied" s(he) be(li)ev(ed) and you can also find s be v. S be v has any meaning you want.

friend: do you want some salt on your eggs?
you: S be v

by s be v April 8, 2019

s/w

Abbreviation, "spoke with", used within administrative reports, emails, office slang.

Driver having trouble pulling in, s/w Ryan, he left unloading another trailer to go help.

by hharam June 6, 2019

Toby S

The cutest guy you will ever meet. He plays basketball, and he plays football, but most of all, he plays your heart. When you see that gentle, beautiful southern boy in you school, you see kindness and a warm heart. He is the kind of boy you want to marry one day and own a dog with. The most beloved boy you will ever meet

"Did you hear about Toby S? He's that sweet boy that entered that girls life."
"That boy is such a Toby S. Look at his gentle stamina."
"That guy is really good at football! What a Toby S!"

by Anonymously not anonymous November 11, 2017

550’s

People not related to blood gang. People who are civilians and have no conflict with gangs

‘Yeo that dude ova there he an op?’
“Na he with the 550’s”

by spilar March 27, 2020

90’s

The discount 80s

How would you describe the 90’s

by Jimmoty October 24, 2020

Womenlie(s)

The lies the women often tell to their partner to avoid a subject or make themselves feel better.

"I love you" is the most common use of a "Womenlie(s)".

by Rigrog July 25, 2011