soowahh

A phrase used whenever the conversation dies. Whenever there is an awkward silence say "soowahh" and somebody will start something new.

Gabe: Yeah that was a great night.
*Silence*
Maria: Soowahh..
Luke: What are you doing tomorrow?

by Camila39 July 7, 2009

solwan

Solwan is a name for both genders. It means everything that makes you happy,pleasured and all that things. For a female, she'll be so kindhearted and very generous. For a male he'll be very gentle and helpful.
Their personality may differ depending on the horoscope.
However your lucky to have a Solwan in your life💞

Solwan has been helping the old lady all day.female
Solwan was married last year and now he has a cute baby.male

by BellaBeauty May 1, 2018

soosanari

Real name Soosairani, this celeberty nurse was seen in Episode 1 of My 600 lb life, steven and justin's story, she prompty tells the cameras that she has never seen any patient like steven before, and informs the audience he spilled urine all over the floor.

Excerpt from My 600 Lb Life

Soosanari: I've never seen any patient like Steven. He's asking for pain medication every 15 minutes, and he spilled urine all over the floor.

by StevenAssanti April 20, 2019

lee sooman

The founder of SM Entertainment , the first ceo of SM Entertainment , the current chairman of SM Entertainment

Lee sooman a.k.a the mastermind of the kpop industry always the trend setter of the industry

by -minsyeugasimp February 20, 2021

Snowangel

Derived from german GGG films, this is the term for when a man ejaculates onto or into a womans butt and a woman removes the semen with only her mouth then spits the sperm back into the origianal recipents mouth.

Also see Arkansas snowangel - The girls must be related

Did you see that movie where the german girl gives the other german girl a snowangel?

by mike berberic June 1, 2004

Sowandering

The act of wandering around while sober.

I was sowandering earlier and ran into Rachael.

by Alyssa Kiefer November 7, 2007

Skowanah

An abbreviation of the phrase "What's going on," commonly used in greeting. Formed by dropping the word "what," heavily accenting the "g" sound, and dropping the "n" sound at the end. Punctuated by a question mark

Ross: Hey, dude, what's up?
Kyle: Skowanah?
Ross: What?

by Kyle Tissue April 29, 2008