sleepetite

The magnitude of one's desire to sleep. Often describes (but not limited to) the sleepiness caused from smoking marijuana.

Derived from the words sleep and appetite.

"Hitting that bowl gave me a huge sleepetite, I'm gonna hit the sack."

by tHaKid August 14, 2014

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Sleeth

Getting in and out of bed without disturbing your partner. Especially a grumpy one who doesn't like to get cold.

Wow you were really sleeth last night when you snuck into bed.

by Stumpy66 August 22, 2020

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slepep

when one is cold, sad, mad, tired, hungry and happy at the same time. usually used when you are very mad/sad about one thing, and somewhat happy about another, or the other way around.

person: omg I’m literally so slepep right now, I don’t know what to do with myself.

by Alina Evelyn Katy Johansson December 8, 2021

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sleet retard

used to define someone who is a sleet retard

it was made by unavaliable395#8819 after reading a Vrchat world as sleet retard and doesn't truly have a particular meaning

Me: sleet retard
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by drekdeeznuts May 18, 2023

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sleeptweet

Also #sleeptweet

Term developed by famous rapper Drew32 used by everyone on twitter to let everyone know that you're about to hit the sack and go to sleep.

See also awaketweet

Twitter (3:00am) -

Etiowo @iamdrew32 Had fun @ the party?

iamdrew32 @Etiowo Haha, yeah man, but I'm pretty tired from that party. #sleeptweet

by twitteriscool August 18, 2009

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Sleet

<noun> Colloquial;

Precipitation containing rain and snow.

--> Which means the ground will get wet and the snow won't stick. So it's just crap basically. You probably don't get it in America.

WEATHERMAN: "It's gonna sleet so take some snow boots and an umbrella with you to work."

by Stuart Fletcher May 10, 2005

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