Leger Seger

A special word that means silly... no actually it means LERSER but w/e...my cousin made up that word when she was 3 so y...I Luv dat word!!

HAHA im sooo funny...leger seger leger seger leger seger.....wooo hehehe

leger seger

by Laurel November 29, 2003

Bob Seger'ed

strung out from the road, i.e., you've been traveling (esp. on a road trip) and you're tired/dazed/unable to form coherent sentences. Comes from the song "Turn the Page" by Bob Seger.

I just rolled in frickin' from being all over the place. You know, road-trippin. I'm hella Bob Seger'ed.

by n'lytennd uth March 16, 2009

tom seaver

He was a pitcher for the New York Mets. He also played for the Reds, White Sox, and Red Sox. Considered the greatest Met of all time. I guess that's like being considered the smartest person to play in the Special Olympics.

"Boy that Tom Seaver sure was a terrific pitcher."
"He was a Met, so that's not saying much."

by thepseudonym July 1, 2009

slager

The word, "Butcher" in Dutch

That Slager is an excellent surgeon.

by yoyowassupyo December 26, 2013

seader

she is one of a kind but will be lonley and is undervalued and thought to be mean

she is the most beautiful girl in town

who is that

that is seader

she is pretty

by dkjcnrweup9 March 27, 2019

swageristic

Swageristic is a person who really looks good. Got style and an amazing swagger.

Swagger means "fresh act"

"Oh, he's lookin swageristic" = "Oh my god, he's lookin so good. That smile, that style, and everything he's carrying"

by nicnugen March 11, 2010

sager blager

This is a rather obscure expression from someone's childhood invention of their own language. Not only does it rhyme, it also and sounds sort of like when someone mumbles and the sound can remind one of a shoulder shrug.

It's literal translation is "I don't know."

It can also me used as a distraction device when trying to get out of admitting wrongdoing because the two-word phrase itself sounds so bizarre as to throw off your interrogator.

It can be very effective used in a "broken record" or, more modernly, as a "scratched CD" fashion

Mom: Who took all the cookies from the cookie jar?
Tom: Sager Blager.
Mom: What is that supposed to mean, smartypants?
Tom: Sager Blager.
Mom: Can you speak Enlish, PLEASE?!!?
Tom: Sager Blager
(Mom proceeds to violently spank Tom.)

by Brent R.K. January 20, 2007