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suh-weet 

Exceptionally sweet, of extreme sweetness.
Man, that is suh-weet
suh-weet by Jamie Kennedy January 6, 2004
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The ghetto Duns way of saying the commonly used phrase ''Sweet'', most commenly used when high or very happy and can also be used when you can't be bothered to say anything else.
Heey dude you seen this shit?'' ''Woaah man that weed is sa'weet motherfucker'' or ''Duns!'' ''Sa'weet bro
Sa'weet by StevoBruuh July 25, 2010
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Suh-Weet 

Another spelling for the commonly used word sweet. Sweet meaning good, okay.
how are you today?
suh-weet.u?
Suh-Weet by booza December 29, 2007
a tripped up version of sweet- also meaning cool
That car is so sa-weet.
sa-weet by amanda May 13, 2005

suh-weet 

when something is too fucking amazing for a regular "sweet"
said by a girl when her friend bought something hot
gurl 1: i got new birkenstocks
gurl 2: Suh-weet
suh-weet by chi town chica June 5, 2005

Saw-Weet! 

Well, uh, the cool way to say 'sweet'
'That was fucking Sawwww-weet!
Saw-Weet! by Lulach May 13, 2005

skee-weet 

A comedic sound made to indicate the point of male orgasm or ejaculation when recounting a sexual encounter. Usually exclaimed in a triumphant, high-pitched voice.
"So I bent her over and it was, like: 'bladdahbuh bladdahbuh bladdahbuh bladdabuha-Ahh ... SKEE-WEET!."
skee-weet by oso blanco December 14, 2006
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Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?



Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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