Slight

To say that something is easy; shorter version of "slight work"

"That geography test was slight bro. It only took five minutes"

by uncle_sam_1776 September 15, 2017

slight smile

A smile given when you are trying to save someone in a bad situation, you are upset or sad but you don't want to show it.

"I told her to get something for me. I was being lazy. I take full responsibility." Phoenix lied to the teacher, as she gave a slight smile to Sophia.

by Elizabeth Lynn November 9, 2013

Sigita

A blonde and smart gal. At first, she is really shy, but when you get to know her she can be silly. To stand up for her best friend she will go to the ends of the earth. If someone tells her a secret she will keep it...if you deserve it.

If you annoy her she can go all mama bear on you. You may never see it coming.

She is nice and caring but gets annoyed quickly.

She has a couple best friends who she absolutely trusts, but at times has to be fake towards others.

Oh wow, someone unleashed Savage Sigita!

by starfishsigi March 8, 2017

sighties

People who can see.

Slang used in the blind community meaning "sighted people".

Too bad this site has a captcha; only sighties can post comments.

by larrymcp November 11, 2011

sightapes

the most talented editor on earth

‘i’m so jealous of sightapes editing skills’
‘sightapes is my favourite editor’

by sightapes May 10, 2022

Shightning

A storm much like a thunderstorm, except where the normal lightning and strong winds are; there is instead shit, lighting, and strong winds. Victims of the Shightning and normally not harmed, however are left with permanent scarring of the face, and/or body normally looking much like brown dots clustered together making the person extremely ugly to the eyes.

what was that.
i dont know?
it looked like lightning, but smelled like shit?
ew! Look at ryan mcdonald, hes all brown, he must have been hit by Shightning!

by chaseTHEg July 9, 2009

swightgown

an sweater that is way too large for the wearer and could be used as a nightgown; a combination of the words "sweater" and "nightgown". usually worn by kerouac-obsessed male english teachers

He's wearing his bright blue swightgown today.

by UltraViolet91 January 17, 2010