Sleeko
A man who is sleek and name rhymes with Sleeko. So pretty much anyone with a name ending in o. Kinda.
Sleeko by EVERYONE AND NO ONE123 November 4, 2011
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Sleek
Even though Elvis was surrounded with bodyguards he would carry numerous pistols at a time, but what about when he was performing? He wore those form-fitting jumpsuits and made such grand stage movements. Was he packin’ or did he go sleek?
Sleek by goose_on_a_roof May 15, 2018
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Sober Sleepover
The point in a relationship when you are officially dating someone even if you haven't had the 'are we dating' conversation. Several drunken sleepovers may have occured at this point but once a Tuesday rolls around, you watch a movie together, and have a alcohol free sleepover...you are dating.
Ben: How are things with Julie? You've been hanging out a ton. Are you all dating yet?
Rich: Good, but no way we've only hung out 3 or 4 times.
Ben: Have you had a sober sleepover?
Rich: Um...yeah.
Ben: Dude, you're totally dating.
Rich: Good, but no way we've only hung out 3 or 4 times.
Ben: Have you had a sober sleepover?
Rich: Um...yeah.
Ben: Dude, you're totally dating.
Sober Sleepover by bhl1677 December 10, 2009
adult sleepover
adult sleepover by Gatho November 25, 2006
post sleepover feels
Whenever you feel depressed after coming home/having everyone leave your house after a sleepover. You start to overthink everything you did and wonder about all the other things you could’ve done. You feel strangely lonely, even if you talk to the people you just saw through text.
post sleepover feels by extraordinarilycautious August 4, 2019
xbox sleepover
When a group of friends play Xbox until they all pass out holding their controllers and wearing their headset.
yo dawg, me and jc are going to have an xbox sleepover and pwn n00bz on Call of Duty Black Ops until we knock out.
xbox sleepover by IIIII 520 IIIII June 18, 2011
Sleeked
Sleeked by peter_venkman March 2, 2010
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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