Sacoolas

To run away or hide from ones responsibilities after carrying out or being involved in a questionable or horrible act. Often done in a despicable way & would by most be considered as evil or the actions of a coward.

She’s done a Sacoolas.

The suspect didn’t face any repercussions as they did a Sacoolas rather than face the music.

by Monkey House October 13, 2019

Swagcopter

A helicopter containing infinite swag.

Oh no a Swagcopter! The swag is inevitable.

by illpizzleonyonizzle October 15, 2010

SACOSHIT

(Spoiled American Children Offered Sustenance, Housing, I-Phones, & Transportation)

That strange in-between group of multi-slackers that feed off their families and offer little to society but scorn and parental spending dollars.

"Jonathan is unemployed and sleeps till noon, eating Mom's food, driving her car, and begging for money. He's a real loser... but a fabulous example of a SACOSHIT!"

by Baby Boomer AstroBrat January 5, 2009

Swacious

When Cool and Smooth come together as one. If Mathew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway made a Love adjective.

Last night was more than epic...it was Swacious.

by Rabid Mountain Goat February 17, 2018

coo coo swack

a method of communicating between birds; particularly those who are forlorn or angry

"Coo Coo Swack pigeon! Get out of my way!", said Jaycen.

by Kat Adler December 7, 2011

Sawcock

The act of masterbating in another person's bed

A text message the morning after being caught sawcocking may read: "I'm really ashamed that you saw my sawcock. I'm too drunk"

by Rick cairns August 28, 2009

SACOFRICOSIS

the intentional or unwitting fondling of one's unit while the hands are placed in one's pockets; a.k.a. "pocket pool."

Although it may start out as an infinitesimal itch, testicular readjustment, or desire to reaffirm and reassure yourself that you're still intact, we, the male species, are guilty of indulging in a little sacofricosis from time to time. When my uncle was busted by my aunt for this, he attempted to save face by saying that he was digging for change.

by weave September 17, 2003