SWIDT

See what I did there?

"I hate sexual innuendos"

"in YOUR endo. SWIDT?"

by Yougotcarved April 20, 2008

Swiddle

To convince the use of ones point of view, stance, disposition, or new idea in a smooth stylish manner.

The new iPhone 11 swiddles because of it's new features.

by LGG#39 December 12, 2019

Swiddling

Originally the act of piddling (urinating) while swimming, also has the meaning of aimless movement or time-wasting actions.

"I think someone has been swiddling in the pool again."

"We've spent the whole morning swidding around town now, can we go home?"

by swiddler August 13, 2012

swidger

A low socio-economic mother who allows her children to wreck shoe stores and complains that other children made her kid cry. She is typically overweight, and takes no responsibility for her children's actions. She may be caught wearing clothing from the likes of a Disney Store or Walmart. Caution: Swidgers are dangerous and full of "store rage".

Look at that woman over there letting her kid run around the store. She is such a swidger.

by Corobbie May 22, 2007

swidgent

Something good. Cool, exciting, miraculous.

Swidgent, I am gonna get that raise. Looks like its gonna be a swidgent situation.

by Dave Schechtman & Jared Smits December 25, 2007

Wu Swidgin

An expression of enthusiastic agreement or solidarity. Taken from a frequent expression by Mr. Wu to his ally, Al Swearingen, on the TV show "Deadwood." Mr. Wu, a Chinese whose only English word is "cocksucka," would say "Wu Swidgin" to Swearingen whenever they agreed on something to advance their mutual interests against their common adversaries.

Mike: "I think the Kansas City Chiefs are going to the Super Bowl next season."
Dad: "Wu Swidgin, baby!"

by Mooseface April 14, 2019

Swidge

Ur hed, mate.

How can I use swidge in a sentence, when he would never use me like that?

by Hatwater February 20, 2018