Shwoody
When Teresa saw Nicks naked body she instantly got a shwoody, the beauty about a she woody is its easily unidentifiable to others.
Shwoody by The Schleeze November 16, 2011
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Shoody
Person A: See that guys Shoody?
Person B: Yes! I see that Shoody! It looks as though it's the natural evolution of fashion, as though we have finally reached the lofty pinnacle of fashion and there, resting at the top, as though the sword in the stone were a garment is a practical and stylish combination of all the things we love in clothing.
Person A: Oh no! A surprise weather change, it appears as though it's a summer shower!
Person B: Foolishly you and myself are ill prepared for such an occasion, but that dashing fellow in his shoody will surely prevail
Crowd: All hail the shoody
Person B: Yes! I see that Shoody! It looks as though it's the natural evolution of fashion, as though we have finally reached the lofty pinnacle of fashion and there, resting at the top, as though the sword in the stone were a garment is a practical and stylish combination of all the things we love in clothing.
Person A: Oh no! A surprise weather change, it appears as though it's a summer shower!
Person B: Foolishly you and myself are ill prepared for such an occasion, but that dashing fellow in his shoody will surely prevail
Crowd: All hail the shoody
Shwoodwee
Swoodwee is a very delicious and expensive German breakfast. It consisted of either pancakes or waffles on the bottom that were stacked, then topped with the finest whipped cream and fruits.
1. "Today, we had some delicious shwoodwee for breakfast"
2. "MMM, that tastes so good, it's almost as good as shwoodwee.
2. "MMM, that tastes so good, it's almost as good as shwoodwee.
Shwoodwee by Teh Mastah of Tigas April 3, 2011
shwood
A soft boner.
Shwooby
It's like when the Smurfs use Smurf for another word but instead it's shwooby . It can mean many things . Shwooby is also a dance move that means to wobble in style
Last Friday I was so fucked up I shwooby and I didn't even know what it meant . Mhm
That shwooby felt so good ...
That shwooby felt so good ...
Shwooby by Shwoobmisters April 15, 2017
Shmoody
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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