Siege Retard

A siege retard is someone who watches the RussianBadger and hentai(particularly loli) instead of actually playing the game is terrible at the game says he's as good as actual players copies every casual stray ever (never gotten a clip worthy round)

Simon you are a siege retard

by AlcoWithNoFunds March 19, 2019

Sweger

A washed out streamer who shot himself in the foot only cuz he couldn't move on from his crush

He's such a Sweger

by Bruhsuckondeez July 13, 2021

Sebastian Siegel aka seabass

a kid who thinks he's really fast and good at running when he really seems to fail to capture glory

"man you came in first thats awesome...who came in second...i think that kid Sebastian Siegel aka seabass did but who cares its second"

by red hook track team February 26, 2009

Sieg

Dampes Sidekick, works for dampe, and does anything for dampe

"Sieg, Go spam this guy!"
"SURE THING DAMPEZOR"

by Juliz January 18, 2008

sieg hile

Hello in Nazi german

While walking down the street Fritz said "sieg hile" to the man passing by

by The Col. November 28, 2004

smiegel

originates from the name Jeff Smiegel.
1. n. (-ism) a humorous word or phrase quickly made up to describe a recent event.
2. v. to ask one to a peppering of inappropriate questions at an inappropriate time, later resulting in an akward silence leaving a feeling of regret for opening your mouth (optional).

1. guy #1: hey, dude, he just stole my wave!
guy #2: i know, bro! he totally schraalped you!
guy #1: ?????
guy #2: it's the sound your board makes in the water when
someone quickly whips around to steal your wave.
guy #1: ohhh...kayyy...
guy #3: bro, that's such a smiegelism!

2. guy #1: hey, man. i'm dave.
guy #2: hey! where do you work and how much do you
make?
guy #1: um excuse me?
guy #2: aww, crap! sorry, i totally smiegeled you!
guy #1: ha ha... alrightythen...

by smeigelism August 20, 2008

Sieg Hagel

Cry usually associated Nazi that means "hail victory".

The Nazis at the rally cried "sieg hagel" after Hitler was finished.

by Unicorns and Rainbows February 24, 2008