SWORD: Second Wife OR Daughter
A woman seen with a man: she is either his second wife or his daughter. It is very difficult if not impossible, to tell.
Aternative:
A young girl with an older guy. Could be his daughter or just some chick he is fucking.
In the alternative definition, the requirement that the couple be actually married is forgiven.
A woman seen with a man: she is either his second wife or his daughter. It is very difficult if not impossible, to tell.
Aternative:
A young girl with an older guy. Could be his daughter or just some chick he is fucking.
In the alternative definition, the requirement that the couple be actually married is forgiven.
Frank: "Dude, that guy's daughter is smokin hot! Check that shit out!"
Steve: "Dude, I think he was rubbing her leg. She's a SWORD."
Steve: "Dude, I think he was rubbing her leg. She's a SWORD."
by Truckaholic May 29, 2010
Get the SWORDmug. noo!!what are you going to do with that sword??!!no no! dont shove it...(shove)ahhhhhhhhhh my ass!!you mother BEEP!
by tenles July 1, 2009
Get the swordmug. by Sword on sword action February 23, 2019
Get the sword on sword actionmug. 1. Things that every country should use in war
2. Things that are used in an anime called SAO and The Seven Deadly sins(but they mostly use magic)
2. Things that are used in an anime called SAO and The Seven Deadly sins(but they mostly use magic)
by BL4CK FL4ME May 21, 2020
Get the Swordsmug. (v) To stab, wound, eviscerate, gore, impale, and so on with the military armament of the same name.
by Bubba December 15, 2004
Get the Swordmug. Term used as a substitute for peace. In the New Testament of The Bible, Jesus says that He is here not to bring peace to the world, but a sword. The same should be for SPFC's and Christians.
Man: "I'll see you later. Peace!"
SPFC/Christian: "Sword."
Man: "What did you say?"
SPFC/Christian: "I said sword. It is a term used as a substitute for peace. Therefore, I return your greeting to you in this form"
Man: "Oh. Okay then. Good Bye."
SPFC/Christian: "God Bless."
Instead of saying: "May peace be on to you", you can say "May you wield your sword" or "May you carry your cross".
SPFC/Christian: "Sword."
Man: "What did you say?"
SPFC/Christian: "I said sword. It is a term used as a substitute for peace. Therefore, I return your greeting to you in this form"
Man: "Oh. Okay then. Good Bye."
SPFC/Christian: "God Bless."
Instead of saying: "May peace be on to you", you can say "May you wield your sword" or "May you carry your cross".
by Gods_Warrior October 11, 2010
Get the Swordmug. by pikapipikachu December 9, 2008
Get the swordmug.