swerve

1. (v) to trick; to fool; to send for a loop
2. (n) the act of being tricked

1. The identity thief swerved everyone.
2. That was a funny swerve.

by Marchant July 23, 2004

Swerve

Used to describe the feeling of intoxication and the feelings associated with the aforementioned condition. Usually caused by vodka and monster shots. Accompanied by grandiose delusions that are characterized by fantastical beliefs that one is famous, omnipotent, or otherwise very powerful. Included in these delusions is the belief that you are the hottest chic in the club no matter what. All the guys want you and all the girls are jealous of you.

The more shots that are consumed the stronger the delusions become. The only known cure is chili cheese fries at 3am and a verbal debate with someone over a topic you can't recall the next day.

Yeah, I am walking funny, I got my swerve on.

ooh, I felt that shot, adding to my swerve!

Let me get on the dance floor and show off this swerve.

Ya, these witches are looking at me, they are jealous of my swerve.

by Feelin Da Swerve February 4, 2010

swerve

Can be used in place of "groove."
Used most often in a sexual reference.

"Get your swerve on."

by Big Cat Capone January 20, 2005

Swerv

To Sike or to change your mind, hell no!

Can be used after working someone

Oh he looks cute from far away, oh wait no he doesn't! Swerv

Your mom is so dirty she brings crabs to the beach ohhh swerv!

by VickyTrollen March 5, 2013

swerve

To avoid or dodge someone.

I couldn't be arsed to talk to her, so i gave her the swerve.

by Wise Man October 2, 2003

swerved

to get drunk

"wow dude, Im hella swerved"

by sterlings baby October 15, 2002

Swerved

When you get your ass handed to you.

Dude, that kid just got Swerved!

by Winger12332642 July 28, 2010