shwaa 

when something will or is going well. Used to describe something awesome and perfect. Also something styleish and cool.

person 1: what time you getting here?

person 2: about 2ish, i will walk in like..shwaa

***

person 1: hey look at this

person 2: oh my god thats so shwaa

shwaa by swelly!!!!! September 1, 2009

Shwaa 

An expression made with your voice when opening something. Supposedly, opening a door.

Friend: *opens door*

Me: Shwaa

Shwaa by lemon187lime March 1, 2018

SHWAA 

i dunno but when im wrecked its how the word what comes out

dude did u hear me?
SHWAAA?

SHWAA by krizzy February 21, 2003

Shwaa 

The loud, outgoing and awesome alter ego of someone named Josh or Joshua. Makes friends with nearly everyone he meets, and will tell you his opinion unfiltered, and likely slurred. Often fueled by a lack of sleep, energy drinks and a large volume of alcohol. He's sure to be the life of the party, or at least the guy that everyone remembers the next day.

Friend - "Dude, Shwaa was going crazy last night.."
Josh - "Shit! Did I drink that much again? I need to slow the hell down..."

Shwaa by Joshy - with a 'y' November 16, 2011

shwaa 

verb- the act of lifting or pulling down one's shirt to expose the breast to another. to flash boobs to someone

"HEY! GO SHWAA!!!.........niiiiice......"

"dude that chick is hot....she should totally shwaa us"

shwaa by Da-Vincent July 20, 2012

Shwaa shwaa 

A word used instead of chocolate when you cant remember the word for chocolate

AWW man i'd love me some shwaa shwaa

Shwaa shwaa by My Key (pronounced MIKEY) January 2, 2012

shwigity shwaa 

A term for the area of South Oshawa, A GM town east of Toronto, with lots of rundown apartments, and people.

Butch: We are heading out to Oshawa tonight to visit Alex.... Jimmy: The Shwaa, where does he live?
Butch: The Shwigity shwaa.
Jimmy: Nice.

shwigity shwaa by Shwigity November 15, 2007

Salad Days 

green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.

Rashness with little concern of consequence.

Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare

"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."

- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5

"How did you end up in jail?"

"Salad days, 'nuf said."

Salad Days by GilbyRFC0 October 7, 2011