sugga sweets

Cool Philly slang for anything sweet like candy.

Man, that Perez sure loves his sugga sweets. He can't get enough of that dark chocolate.

by TheOneAndOnlyManny July 24, 2019

Sweeting

Tweeting on a touchscreen while so covered in sweat that it comes out completely wrong.

An example of Sweeting would be accidentally tweating 'fatty badgers' while attempting to tell the world about the mildly strenous walk you are currently partaking in.

by tocker October 6, 2012

sweet n sour

A ubar nice chick, who is got a mad body.

Damm i wish she liked me as much i like her

by :D November 3, 2003

Sweet sweet putang

What you call it when you eat a woman out

Jamie is getting it Chloe's sweet sweet putang

by Jamie corking lover 123 February 11, 2017

Cheesy Sweet

The next level of Greasy Sweet - perfect, flawless and deffinantly not Naff

Those decorations are so Greasy Sweet that they've turned Cheesy Sweet!

by Lepardion December 1, 2011

sweet boy petey

Petey the dog (or peter in formal settings) is well known as the sweetest dog known to man. The little pup loves attention more than anything else, barking when he isn't being touched that exact second in time. He spends his days with his lovely owner as a happy and well treated boy. Petey loves coming to rehearsal to watch everyone work hard (that and he gets pets every 20 seconds). Petey is known for his irresistible face and behaviors; when one passes sweet boy, he will roll on his back practically hypnotizing those around him into giving him belly rubs.

Other traits of Petey’s include...

- Dancey paws
- Loving women and children over others
- Irritating his owner during rehearsal
- Probably commiting several war crimes
- Bork bork = attention
- Tax fraud
- The cutest sneeze
- Stubby tail wiggle

JESUS sweet boy petey! Would you stop barking so we can rehearse!?

by a1ys.sa April 9, 2021

Sweet

Sweet, in this context, is used to express relief, usually at something you didn't want to happen, no longer happening.
Let's say you are meant to do an exam tommorow, but it gets cancelled, that brings relief. I would say "sweet mate" for example.
Think of it as a replacement for "good". ("good" -> "sweet")
hope this helps <3

Alex: "no maths for the rest of the week"
Jordon "oh sweet mate"

by Jam141 February 10, 2025