speak of the devil

Someone appears after you mention them. "Speak of the Devil" is short for "Speak of the Devil and he shall come". It was believed that if you spoke about the Devil it would attract his attention. That's why when you're talking about someone and they show up people say "Speak of the Devil".

Speak of the Devil - look who's here!

by Chicago God April 11, 2005

sevara

An honest girl.she cares a lot about her friends and the people around her..so if she's ever in yo business it means she cares a lot and want to look out for you. She also very insecure and she cares what people say about her...when she's sad she just paints a smile on her face like there's nothing wrong but inside she is hurting on what people say about her but she learned how to keep her head high up

I feel like a Sevara

by Deeznutzsuckass July 23, 2016

Seval

Extremely caring and nice person. She will forever be the kindest person you’ll ever meet. Seval is beautiful and pretty. She has great confidence. Seval is extremely athletic and very smart.

“Seval you’re so nice!!”

by Emmaxxx March 17, 2019

Manny-Speak

Used to describe the actions of someone unable to complete a full sentence in an online game or any other form of internet conversation. chatroom

Person1: Yeah, that was the best. You had to be there though.
Person2: haha
Person2: did you
Person2: see the way
Perons2: she looked
Person2: lol!!
Person3: Grats on Manny-Speak.

by Maiviana January 2, 2008

Covid Speakeasy

An unlawful gathering spot to drink & socialize during the Covid crisis.

We are heading to the ice rink to party on Saturday.....that place is a regular Covid Speakeasy.

by Jon Boi June 11, 2020

rookie-speak

The act of talking about something, someone or a subject that the speaker knows little or nothing about as if they have great knowledge of it.

Jim dosen't know anything about women, anything he says is pure rookie-speak

by mike sloan July 24, 2008

Weak Speak

Language designed to distance. Use of language which absolves the speaker of any real responsibility. Language used so frequently (these days) by politicians and managers (in business, industry and almost everywhere else).

Call centre:
"Your complaint was actioned last week and if you don't adjust your tone I will be obliged to release the call".

Customer:
Cut the weak speak...just give me a straight answer.

by David Fishel January 7, 2008