sympathy seeker

A person whose status updates on facebook are solely for the purpose of gaining sympathy.

Johnny is such the sympathy seeker that he would go on Facebook to say that his Pet-Rock died if it would get him sympathy.

by Poop Stain Barney March 29, 2011

Seuce

Seuce has multiple definitions and can be used in a variety of ways. As a verb, seuce can be used to replace any other word in the English (and some Spanish) language. Most typically seuce is used to replace the nouns "suck" and "pick up".

The word seuce derived from the game of euchre. The French word "coupe" replaced the word "cut", and in time the term "suck out trump" was also made French by changing suck to seuce.

Example: "Yo Man, can you seuce me from my house around 8:15pm?" or "He is probably getting seuced from Rebecca" or "Man, you just seuced my last spade!"

by Grotto June 19, 2009

Sekerak

Czechoslovakian Occupational name for an Axeman. One bad ass family line.

Person 1: "that person is a Sekerak"

Person 2: "awesome!"

by alaskagrown July 26, 2009

Sluker

n
1. Prostitute
2. Woman of loose morals

Sheila is such a sluker!

by Old man from scene 24 August 19, 2008

Suked

To be sexually harassed/ sexually harass your coworkers.

Suking

Nick was putting out stock when Harold suked him with a long English cucumber. "Bet you wanna take this home for later eh Nick?"

Sam- "Dalan do you want to try the Birmingham booty call later? "
Dalan- "Quit Suking me"

by Lovesukingcoworkers August 26, 2016

Soukeyna

smart, funny, beautiful girl with a great taste in music. she has a beautiful smile and always makes me laugh. She knows french and some spanish. She is terrified of butterflies though. And she loves pandas!! shes always there for me and always knows exactly what to say. I love her! She also goes by Soukie.

person 1: did you see that beautiful girl right there? shes such a soukeyna!!
person 2: yeah, definitely a soukie

by Madpie(: April 15, 2011

seke

A slang word usually used in yaoi (male/male intimate relationships) culture, made by combining the Japanese terms "seme" (the dominant one) and "uke" (the submissive one). It describes a person that enjoys both positions in a relationship and moves between the two based on his mood, the mood of his partner, and the situation itself.

As he didn't like limiting his options and found both positions enjoyable, he preferred the fickle nature of the label "seke".

by Sinko November 20, 2009