Sweaty Neck
A person who typically excretes a sensible amount of moisture from the pores of the skin
This Term was founded by Sam Turner
This Term was founded by Sam Turner
Sweaty Neck by FAAAAA STUFFED November 26, 2010
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Sweaty Neck
Sweaty Neck by SHMOO_22 June 9, 2018
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sweat neck
Guy 1: Hey bro are you going to john's cookout? Guy 2: I don't think so because he has been drinking. You know how much of a sweat neck he is when he gets a few in him. Guy:1 Yep. By the end of the night he will have a blister on his tongue from flapping so much.
sweat neck by jimmybomm June 3, 2020
SweatyNeek
The term SweatyNeek is used in games which have a casual mode such as Rainbow Six Siege when an enemy is trying harder than usual this can also be used when a fellow student is bumlicking the teacher.
SweatyNeek by IAmANutter64 June 16, 2020
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