by Velvet Ribbon Boutique Boston August 30, 2009
Fall weather that is just chilly enough for a sweater, but not cold enough for a coat. It is the perfect sweater weather. Most people enjoy sweather because of the juxtaposed chilliness of the face and hands with the warmth of the body under the sweater, much like people enjoy a warm blanket in a cold room. Very few geographical locations experience perfect sweather for long periods of time, so sweather is usually accompanied by a lot of talk about the beginning of sweather, upsales in sweaters, and a rise in talk of fall fashion.
Fashion aware boy: It's perfect sweather outside, I can't wait to walk around and show everyone how good I look!
by twas_brillig October 1, 2012
by Ornlu September 8, 2017
It was a beautiful day and Joe had a nice sweater on.
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Dave: hey, nice sweather
Joe: thanks...I think
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Dave: hey, nice sweather
Joe: thanks...I think
by Shealtiel February 21, 2019
by Thejman December 11, 2013
As opposed to being 'weathered' - to be old, not any good - 'Sweathered' is the glimmer of hope in a dark, dark, smelly room. When the chips are down, you're cornered and there are no signs of victory. Suddenly you play the trump card. Underdog? Not anymore. "That's sweathered!"
1. The Greeks: Dammit city of Troy, just let us in for a quick chat.
City of Troy: Nah, we're tired and don't really like you much. Thanks for the hot girl.
The Greeks: Perhaps we can interest you with a wooden horse. No hidden agenda..honest.......
City of Troy: Thanks for that...oh....ah man, we just got sweathered!
City of Troy: Nah, we're tired and don't really like you much. Thanks for the hot girl.
The Greeks: Perhaps we can interest you with a wooden horse. No hidden agenda..honest.......
City of Troy: Thanks for that...oh....ah man, we just got sweathered!
by GoofyAus June 7, 2010
Another word for obscene incompetence, or absolute fuck up. Originated from a mass produced/distributed mug which meant to read, “Sweater Weather,” and instead read “Sweater Sweather.” Can be used in noun, verb, or adjective form.
“Take your sweather somewhere else, Kyle.”
“You’re so fucking sweather.”
“Not gonna lie, I sweathered that one pretty bad.”
“You’re so fucking sweather.”
“Not gonna lie, I sweathered that one pretty bad.”
by i can’t believe u’ve done this September 3, 2020