Schweenie

Someone is being whiney and complaining and acting weak.

Your friend is complaining and talking crap. You tell them to stop being a schweenie.

by FaithAnnInspo October 11, 2023

Schweggie

A term used in the entertainment industry; specifically in Los Angeles, California, to bring praise to someone in an award-like fashion for being extremely selfless while on the job. Named after Hollywood Producer William Allan Schwegmann, this term is becoming more and more commonly used in Hollywood vernacular.

"And the Schweggie of the day goes to...."

by HollywoodTinman May 28, 2016

Schweensicle

A stoners insult for a jerk

Sean Rothermel is a Schweensicle

by JManFizzle November 30, 2007

schweini

Someone with a goofy demeanor who is wonderfully talented in football-does great assists and delivers superb freekicks. Has a male other-half named poldi and pulling pranks on each other are what they do best. Has an excellent seemingly diplomatic relationship with at least one female chancellor. His smile could be the highlight of your day. In reference to Bastian Schweinsteiger, german ultimate best central midfielder of World Cup 2010. A most suitable candidate for captaincy, if ever the Ballack-Lahm feud doesn't resolve.

1. That ball boy wouldn't have scored so early if it wasn't for that brilliant corner..our no7 is a real schweini!

2. Look at those two, holding hands..awww. They should be crowned schweini & poldi of the year.

by smittenbyschweini August 19, 2010

Schweeterman

An even sweeter sweeterman.

- Yooo peep the sweeterman over there.
- Mans is too schweet, he's a schweeterman fam

by Schweeterman July 15, 2019

schweinepriester

The swear word Schweinepriester is used to describe people for whom one feels rejection and contempt. The Brothers Grimm dictionary states that the word Schweinpriester or pig priest means "an unclean or foul-mouthed person.

I can't believe Toni did that! What a Schweinepriester!

by Der Sultan October 8, 2022

Schweinehund

Schweinehund

1) an German insult, that is more popular in british movies than in Germany itself.

2) "blutiger Schweinehund" (bloody swinehound), even more popular in british movies.

3) "innerer Schweinehund" (your inner swinehound), means the enemy inside yourself that makes you passive.

John Cleese is a bloody Schweinehund.

by jepu July 6, 2005