sweep 

A sweep (suffix) is when something performs much better than things similar to it. The word the suffix goes after could be shortened or changed to make it go together.

As of 12/1/23 when I'm writing this, lethal company is the highest selling steam game, therefore LETHALSWEEP BABY!!!!
Other examples include: MorbSweep/MorbiusSweep

sweep by og original gangster December 1, 2023

Sweep Job 

A sweep job is when someone sweeps, one's privates as a sexual act. You can choose between straw, plastic, or steel bristles for more friction.

The maid enters the room holding a broom, and says, "Hey boys anyone want a sweep job?"

Sweep Job by SlikWilly March 19, 2018

sweep something under the rug 

An idiom which means: to hide something, usually embarrassing, from others.

An example of "sweep something under the rug":

I'm not gonna sweep your mess under the rug, do it yourself!

The White House swept the president's scandal under the rug. past tense

sweep something under the rug by masterset August 4, 2016

sweep someone off their feet 

Causing someone to fall rapidly and in love with you:

Example for sweep someone off their feet: Now you can come in and sweep her off her feet.
He absolutely swept me off my feet.

sweep someone off their feet by shervin January 30, 2014

sweep me off my feet

It's an english expression reffering to the feeling that one gets when completely taken by someone, carried away, swept away (all emotionally).

It's basically like making someone fall in love with you in a short amount of time.

so "are you trying to sweep me off my feet?"
basically translates to, literally
"are you trying to make me fall (in love) with you?"

sweep me off my feet by dagirlshommie April 26, 2010

sweep my backroom 

when one says "sweep my backroom" they are referring to cleaning their ass out before ou pound them hard

she said " sweep my backroom", i was like wtf im outta here nasty bitch

sweep my backroom by ics6969 August 5, 2009

sweep picking 

A guitar technique used for playing fast arpeggios. One note per string is fretted by the left hand, while the right hand sweeps down/up on the strings in one motion. More than one string cannot ring simultaneously or it will become a chord/whatever.

The difficult part of sweep picking lies within getting your left hand to fret the notes in sync with the right hand's sweeping.

Artists that commonly use sweep picking include Yngwie Malmsteen, Paul Gilbert, and Alexi Laiho

sweep picking by bryan18 September 20, 2005