a word originating from a series of terminology created by the students of a New Jersey high school. The word weet is "sweet" without the s and has an opposite connotation. Can also be pronounced in a number of ways, such as: "Shaweet". Deliver also counts, one can use the term in a falsetto pitch to increase effect, or can accompany the term with a hand motion to increase delivery.
by crusaders470 October 21, 2010
Sweet without the "s"
An exclamation often used to describe situations that are not actually Sweet but are actually quite embarasing.
An exclamation often used to describe situations that are not actually Sweet but are actually quite embarasing.
by Rardi Mooch and T June 17, 2006
Is the merging of the two words:
Meeting and Willy, to suggest an upcoming, arousing event.
i.e. Sexual Intercourse.
Meeting and Willy, to suggest an upcoming, arousing event.
i.e. Sexual Intercourse.
by Arousel April 10, 2010
Dale: Fancy a bit of weeting tonight Barry?
Barry: Can do mate as long as you haven't been eating asparagus because it makes your tinkle juice stink and it makes my running shoes stink for days.
Barry: Can do mate as long as you haven't been eating asparagus because it makes your tinkle juice stink and it makes my running shoes stink for days.
by Welsh wonky eye October 22, 2018
by krai November 12, 2010
by Storamin July 25, 2004
1. Derivative of Dutch weet meaning "to know" or "knowledge"
2. Derivative of woot meaning something like "YES!"
2. Derivative of woot meaning something like "YES!"
by freakingweet December 11, 2005