by Roosker12345 May 31, 2019
The act of texting, listening to iTunes and facebooking all at once. AKA the modern teenager's favorite thing to do.
Tommy: "Hey man, what's up."
Olivia: "Not much, just switting."
Tommy: "The last time I switted, I got a MAJOR headache."
Olivia: "Bummer.
Olivia: "Not much, just switting."
Tommy: "The last time I switted, I got a MAJOR headache."
Olivia: "Bummer.
by olive_juice July 20, 2010
by GunnysGirl March 30, 2012
Swit
1. 'Swit' (swit/switter/swittest) - good, sweet, sick, cool, cheeky, amazing, brilliant, awesome, wicked
A combination of the words 'sweet' and 'sick' (both in the context of meaning something is good). Calling something or someone 'swit' would make it or them 'sweet' 'sick' 'cool', 'good' or even 'cheeky' or 'attractive'
It originated in September 2012 from Horsham, West Sussex, United Kingdom, and has spread around local towns such as Horsham, Crawley, Copthorne.
1. 'Swit' (swit/switter/swittest) - good, sweet, sick, cool, cheeky, amazing, brilliant, awesome, wicked
A combination of the words 'sweet' and 'sick' (both in the context of meaning something is good). Calling something or someone 'swit' would make it or them 'sweet' 'sick' 'cool', 'good' or even 'cheeky' or 'attractive'
It originated in September 2012 from Horsham, West Sussex, United Kingdom, and has spread around local towns such as Horsham, Crawley, Copthorne.
1. 'Ahh Chris that goal you scored on FIFA was swit!'
2. 'Damn you are looking swit tonight!'
3. 'That was the swittest meal I've ever had!'
4. 'That concert could't have been any switter!'
2. 'Damn you are looking swit tonight!'
3. 'That was the swittest meal I've ever had!'
4. 'That concert could't have been any switter!'
by SwitIsTheWord September 12, 2012
'Swit' (swit/switter/swittest) - good, sweet, sick, cool, cheeky, amazing, brilliant, awesome, wicked
A combination of the words 'sweet' and 'sick' (both in the context of meaning something is good). Calling something or someone 'swit' would make it or them 'sweet' 'sick' 'cool', 'good' or even 'cheeky' or 'attractive'
It originated in September 2012 from Horsham, West Sussex, United Kingdom, and has spread around local towns such as Horsham, Crawley, Copthorne.
A combination of the words 'sweet' and 'sick' (both in the context of meaning something is good). Calling something or someone 'swit' would make it or them 'sweet' 'sick' 'cool', 'good' or even 'cheeky' or 'attractive'
It originated in September 2012 from Horsham, West Sussex, United Kingdom, and has spread around local towns such as Horsham, Crawley, Copthorne.
1. 'Ahh Chris that goal you scored on FIFA was swit!'
2. 'Damn you are looking swit tonight!'
3. 'That was the swittest meal I've ever had!'
4. 'That concert couldn't have been any switter!'
2. 'Damn you are looking swit tonight!'
3. 'That was the swittest meal I've ever had!'
4. 'That concert couldn't have been any switter!'
by Okiedokie September 12, 2012
by Emdog August 02, 2006