Steelst

A placeholder word used as a noun, verb, adjective ad nauseum.

Origin: "Drinkin' out of cups" - a YouTube video of a man on LSD rambling about nonsense such as clocks, dresses, walkways and seahorses.

I steelsted to the steelst in my steelst while listening to steelst on the steelst. How the steelst are you, steelster?

by W.Earp January 23, 2011

sleepspacing

to access and use any of the features of Myspace when you are half asleep, drunk, high, exhausted, unconscious, dead, or otherwise inhibited.

Also used loosely to describe the almost uncanny habit of signing online and unconsciously signing into myspace and checking your messages before doing anything even when you know you don't have any.

"dude i woke up this morning and had half a blog posted before i realized i was sleepspacing"

"Kenny got drunk last night and sleepspaced a whole bulletin about Mary's boobies"

by chrisjzitkovich December 13, 2006

Sleepsies

(verb): Originates from Sleep. Used as a more playful and gentle way of asking or instructing someone to go to sleep. Most commonly used around young children and small pets.

"Come on, time to go sleepsies."

"You should probably get some sleepsies."

by The Almighty Ginger Ninja June 13, 2016

sleepscarf

A scarf at which you use to sleep. You may die, it may kill you, but at least you go out in style. Can be extremely comfortable,

Megan: My neck hurts, I think I slept on it wrong.
Gerard: Have you ever tried sleeping with a sleepscarf?
Megan: The fuck is a sleepscarf.

by amazingtickledemon April 25, 2017

Sleepstreaming

The point you find yourself, between the tiredness that grows heavy on your eyes, and being in full fledged sleep. You may be in fits and starts of fading into sleep for a few seconds, before you wake out of it; the constant gliding back to sleep would be considered sleepstreaming.

David grew weary on his seat in the glow of the TV, he'd been sleepstreaming and kept waking up a few seconds after falling limp in the couch, obviously beaten by the day's labour.

by CallumFoster July 29, 2018

Sleese

Slice of cheese

Hey Donnie pass me a couple sleese for this grilled cheese please!

by Antidot3 March 11, 2019

Sleers

A Scottish way to say cheers. Mix of cheers and slainthe (slange).

The creation of a drunk grandfather under pressure on German TV.

*someone makes a toast*
*crowd lifts glasses*
“Sleers”

by Scottgal February 25, 2023