swisha sweet

slang for a swisher sweet cigar which is emptied and filled with marijuana

say fool,pass me a swisha sweet i wanna get lit up.

by htwon-jon May 16, 2006

Swish

Something extremely awesome, impressive and satisfying, much like hearing a swish when you shoot in basketball.

Wow, these shoes are so comfortable and stylish. Pretty damn swish.

by MrWaffles March 4, 2014

Swishahouse

Swishahouse Records is an independant record company which started in northern Houston in the late 1990s.
They made "chopped and screwed" music popular in northern Houston after other record companies started the music style in southern Houston.
They have held record deals with artists like Chamillionare, Mike Jones, and have a record deal with Paul Wall.

Swishahouse Records is da shit!

by Crazy Hardcore Ninja September 28, 2006

Swish

A perfect shot that goes through the basket without touching the rim.

A perfect bowel movement that goes through without touching the rim verified by an absolutely clean first wipe with no poop on your hoop.

Bob takes his first wipe and comes up clean, a perfect swish!

by etymologypsy September 9, 2013

Canadian Swish

A basketball shot that just hits the net, but doesn't go in. The ball goes below the rim and doesn't touch anything but net.

Man, that kid is so bad, he just through up a canadian swish.

by logmaster13 April 24, 2010

swish

Swish is this old dirty, shitty tasting homemade liquor that you can barely get into you.

But my fuck does swish ever get you some drunk.

by matt November 28, 2005

Swightsome

Sweet + tight + awesome. The greatest compliment a person can ever give or receive. It is not used lightly. This word is held in the highest regard and is reserved for only the grandest and rarest of occasions.

Two guys in Beijing for the 2008 Summer Olympics.

Guy 1: Did you see that? Michael Phelps just won 8 Gold Medals. Now he holds the record for most gold medals ever won in a single Olympics!

Guy 2: Thats's simply swightsome.

Guy 1: Well said.

by Mcneezle April 29, 2011