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Noun
Pronounced sm-eeb
1. A childish person without any awareness of in general anything, not technically retarded yet sometimes acts in such a manner.
2. A young person with very thick glasses or a large nose (both if applicable) esp.if small or with red hair.
3. A n00b
That kid is such a smeeb!

You stupid SMEEB!

SMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEB!
Smeeb by Sudders January 3, 2009
it's like sleepy but b because you're tired and thats how it sounds when ur truly sleeby
it's.... sleeby time
it's called sleeby
i'm off the shits sleeby
goodnight lgbts let's get this sleeb
sleeby by brellas December 6, 2018
1)An omnipotent being whom is so utterly transcendent that many worship them at all costs.

2) The word 'Seeb' has varying meanings in different languages, in ancient literature it was common for higher beings to be referred to as 'Seeb'. The term 'Seeb' does not root from any particular language which explains its lack of translations.

3)Seeb in northern London is more of a slang term with an inherently different meaning. Whilst it is admittedly difficult to deduce its exact definition. In London people use the word Seeb to refer to a generally good looking individual (normally male).
1) Ever since the dawn of humanity people have worshipped a seeb of any kind.
2) Clara gave Seeb a dirty Chewbacca
a cuter, sleepier way of saying 'sleepy'
hnnnng im so sleeby
sleeby by pcker December 9, 2018
It does not really refer to a smell, but an atmosphere in the kitchen created while cooking. If it was smoky, it would be called smoky, if it was smelly it would be referred to as smelly. Smeechy refers to a smoky atmosphere, as a result of cooking, which creates a stinging sensation to the eyes. Well that is how I have always understood it!
I am from cornwall in the UK. I now live in New Zealand. I have just been in the kitchen with my partner who is cooking the most enormous Steak! Yummy! It has created a smeech in the kitchen! My eyes are stinging slightly! Perfectly cooked steak, but nevertheless a smeechy kitchen! I walked in (oh a kiwi guy by the way), and said "wow, it is smeechy in here!" He had no idea what I was talking about!
smeechy by Nurse Debs June 28, 2012
Elegant, brave, intelligent, beautiful, will get ratchet if necessary.
Did you hear? She pulled a Sheeba! I want to be just like her
Sheeba by Chachen November 23, 2017
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