S&L

Stands for "Single and Looking". Often used on networking site profiles like Myspace, Facebook, and others. Also used to describe roleplay characters looking to be paired up with other roleplay characters.

Stacy*Lakes: (S&L boys only ;P)

S&L by RandomRPDefiner June 16, 2010

S/Expo

A term used to describe a job (usually in the restaurant industry) where an employee is required to fulfill the roles of both server and expediter, simultaneously. This is usually accomplished in a manner most sexified. Sexual advances, comments and general indecency, while not pre-requisites for the position, are nonetheless duly encouraged.

Wanda: "Is Bernard going to be on the floor tonight?"

Clarence: "Naw, I believe he's the S/Expo for the evening."

Wanda: "Oh my..."

S/Expo by el_hefe January 21, 2011

S Class Stray Kids 

S Class Stray Kids

S Class Stray Kids

S Class Stray Kids by syafinaz? October 10, 2023

S.W.C.

shoulda, woulda, coulda

man i've made a lot of mistakes when i was with her, S.W.C.

S.W.C. by yumcoh February 16, 2009

S.B.T.C. 

The famous signature of the JonBenet Ramsey ransom note. Recently it has been purported to be an acronym for Shall Be The Conquerer. This was brought to light when John Mark Karr claimed he was the one to write the note. A school yearbook belonging to Karr 's former female classmate may provide the link between Karr, the yearbook, and the Ramsey ransom note. In the yearbook, Karr ended his signature with the line, "Though, deep in the future, maybe I Shall Be The Conqueror and live in multiple peace." The words in initial-capitalized letters do not appear anywhere in the yearbook as an acronym.

Example 1:
John Mark Karr is just some kiddie porn addicted perv trying to get his 15 minutes of fame.

Example 2:
I S.B.T.C. in telling this man he is a complete dipshit.

S.B.T.C. by rdff41 August 19, 2006

S&G

"Shits and Giggles"
just for the fun of it

We decided to roll a few bums for S&G

S&G by Cindi December 3, 2003

s[he] be[lie]ve[d] 

A single, two-word phrase that contains both the phrases "He lied" and "She believed", describing the stereotypically-common occurrence of a male lying to a female for personal gain, and a female believing the male because she is "naive".

This phrase can be interpreted as offensive to both sexes, painting males as devious, untrustworthy creatures and females as gullible fools.

(Boy and girl have know each other for 2 weeks)

Him: I love you so much. I want to express my love in a physical way. Will you make love with me?

Her: I love you too, so much. I've never felt this way before! Let's do it!

she believed

s[he] be[lie]ve[d] by nonbiased1234 January 1, 2010