-sies

Suffix added to the end of almost every word. Used mostly by 40 year women talking to their children and/or dogs, or drunken college whores in a desperate attempt to sound more cute, less riddled with STDs and premature, substance induced age.

Ok, who wants napies?

Who's got tired little legsies?

by Ihateyouallsomuch July 31, 2005

sies

(suffix)

Dialect of UnaRocks added to the end of various words for no particular reason.

'Sies disease' is the propensity to become addicted to the suffix 'sies'

That car is awesome, wantsies!

I'm so hungoversies today

Would you like to go for some drinksies this evening?

I have the sies disease so badsies

by UnaRocks January 5, 2008

-sies

A suffix added to any noun meant to accentuate the word in the sentence. Manages to get very annoying.

"Let's go and get dome drinksies."

"Crazy wetness in the poolsies!"

by The Allergen July 7, 2005

Sies

A name you call someone who is trying his/her hardest to wheel or have sex with another person.

"Get in there sies"
"Dude did you see Joe he's siesing it up with that drunk girl in the basement"

by Jackcas99 May 24, 2017

sies

pronounced "sees"

A word most commonly used in South Africa, often used as an expression of disgust, disappointment, annoyance

A: I heard Jannie shat his pants at the jol last night!
B: Sies

by lively_ostrich37 December 21, 2019

Same-sies

A term used to declare that you feel the same way as another person or to agree with another person's statement.

Sarah: "Rebecca, you are my best friend and I love you so much that I would marry you if we were lesbians."
Rebecca: "Same-sies"

by roomz November 15, 2007

spare-sies

When someone has more than one of the same item, the other items become spare, thus making them spare-sies

Where did I put my spare-sies?

by SuperNaz April 28, 2006