Sweet and sour

(N.) Describes the act of eating a main course and dessert simultaneously, rather than the traditional main course first, and dessert second

Curious Observer: Nasty, are you really eating dinner and dessert at the same time?

Nasty: you've never heard of sweet and sour?

by Trips N April 12, 2014

Sweet And Sour Corn Ass

When a guy goes down on his girlfriend and comes straight back up yelling "Sweet And Sour Corn Ass!" because her crack is so potent with an aroma that will literally put a guy into an acoma.

Girl: Babe, will you lick my asshole?
Boy: Did you wash the Sweet And Sour Corn out of your ass?
Girl: Yes, I took a shower 6 hours ago.
Boy: Oh hell to the no

Sweet And Sour Corn Ass

by letsbehonestwitheachother November 5, 2010

Sweet and sour chicken

Awesome Chinese dish comprised of special batter fried chicken that is smothered in sweet and sour sauce. Also known as: manna from heaven or ambrosia of the gods.

The delivery guy just dropped my order of sweet and sour chicken! Oh noes!

by Kitsune Hatake May 8, 2008

Sweet and Sour Pork Sword

When you penetrate a women anally while she has "her rags" then slam it in to her vagina which will coat your sword in blood giving it a sweet and sour sauce look. Dunk the finished product in the mouth of the female when busting your nut to complete the meal

Ferris gave gabrielle the sweet and sour pork sword last night, she smelled and looked like a vampire.

by Beamin July 27, 2011

Sweet and Sour Mexican

Filipino. Also "Stir Fry Mexican"

Filipinos are Sweet and Sour Mexicans.

by WatchingTheWorldBurn January 30, 2017

Sweet n' Sour Injector

1. Any male of East Asian descent attempting to inseminate a woman. 2. Unprotected sex by East Asian male resulting in ejaculating into a woman's vagina. 3. Any East Asian male knowingly ejaculates into a woman's vagina to encourage impregnation.

Hey man I knocked up that White chick last night. I pulled a sweet n' sour injector.

by asianfedsouthernbred May 13, 2011

sweet and sour

sweet (often used in place of the word sweet, not like in sweet like sugar, but when something cool happens)

That, sir, is the sweet and sour sound of fifty dollars going in my pocket.

by Dr, Heywood R. Floyd February 2, 2008