swouse
swouse by yungcurrygoozman July 26, 2020
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Swouse
Swouse is a verb that can mean to move or act in a clumsy or awkward way, to eat or drink greedily, or to be very tired or exhausted. It is a made-up word.
The word "swouse" is likely a combination of the words "sway" and "stumble." It can be used to describe someone who is moving in a clumsy or uncoordinated way, such as someone who is drunk or someone who is trying to walk through a crowded room. It can also be used to describe someone who is eating or drinking greedily, such as someone who is scarfing down their food or someone who is knocking back shots of tequila.
The word "swouse" can also be used to describe someone who is very tired or exhausted.
The word "swouse" is likely a combination of the words "sway" and "stumble." It can be used to describe someone who is moving in a clumsy or uncoordinated way, such as someone who is drunk or someone who is trying to walk through a crowded room. It can also be used to describe someone who is eating or drinking greedily, such as someone who is scarfing down their food or someone who is knocking back shots of tequila.
The word "swouse" can also be used to describe someone who is very tired or exhausted.
Swouse by Dan Malinauskas August 27, 2023
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Swouse
You were in my house! Swouse.
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spousehearing by Dr Bunnygirl November 26, 2017
spousemouse
A spouse who cannot do a thing without checking with the other half first. Usually, a husband who has been de-nutted, and is beaten down.
JPL: Hey LL, do you want to come over to watch the big game today.
LL: Not sure, have to check with the wife.
JPL: Your such a spousemouse ... regain your manhood, damn it.
LL: OK, maybe I'll check with her after I get done with the laundry.
LL: Not sure, have to check with the wife.
JPL: Your such a spousemouse ... regain your manhood, damn it.
LL: OK, maybe I'll check with her after I get done with the laundry.
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Rise and Souse
A solid boozing achievement. Its when you wake up and get drunk within 7-9 AM, continuing to complete an entire day, finishing when you would normally go to sleep on a drinking day. This is between the superlative 'Early Bird' and the lesser 'AM attack'.
You: Last weekend was nuts. I decided to attempt a 'Rise and Souse' and my liver still hasnt forgiven me.
Angry Shaman: You pissed on the earth-spirit forty times that day. It is not pleased with you.
You: Right on.
Angry Shaman: You pissed on the earth-spirit forty times that day. It is not pleased with you.
You: Right on.
Rise and Souse by GregTheDrinker October 18, 2008
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