sweeper

Someone who covers things up or assists in the covering up of things, the sweeping under the carpet of matters best to be hidden & covered up.

Everybody knew that Jock knew and did nothing about it...."yeah Jock just swept it under the carpet", Ally replies "Yeah, he's just a sweeper"

by Tricky BJK_KA_Div November 12, 2007

sheeple

SHEEPLE - What flocked up Americans have turned into.

When we take money from the rich and give it to the FEDS then it just gets pulled out of the economy and is wasted on sheep shit. The rich spend money to hire workers, who in turn buy things, which keeps our economy ramming and jamming. It's time to wake up sheeple.

by pinball queen August 7, 2009

Sheeple

Trump supporters. Idiot non thinkers who blindly follow the masses.

Tabitha thinks they Trump is amazing and does no wrong and is honest and truthful because she is a sheeple. Baaa.

by Sarcasticallyperfectinperfecti June 6, 2020

Sheeple

Childish epithet used by people with a herd mentality to attack those who disagree with their herd.

"Of course, when you show them proof that jet fuel can cause total structural damage to steel beams, they'll just bleat the word 'sheeple' at you."

"That's an AnCap for you."

by I'm So Cratic May 26, 2017

chimney sweeper

The sexual act consisting of first spitting on a significant other's asshole, then proceeding to orally stimulate said asshole.

"So we watched this porno today, and this guy spat on the girl's butthole and then licked it."
"Ya mean he gave her the chimney sweeper?"

by mothanegro June 17, 2008

Street Sweeper

Automatic Weapon.

Mac 10, Tech 9,...etc.

Favourite choice of weapon among drug dealers/Ganger Bangers, before it was banned.

Street Sweeper with a reversable bannana clip.

by LEc2 May 14, 2003

Steeple

Verb: To jab someone in the bare anus, or in the anal area with clothes on, a sharp object, which may or may not resemble a church steeple. The two index fingers of each hand placed together may be used as a steeple.

Noun: The object being used to steeple someone, as described in the verb form above.

I'm going to steeple you so bad.

Watch out for the steeple!

This shampoo bottle will make a good steeple.

I'm going to steeple you.

by Dave March 4, 2003