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Sweet in pig latin, used by most youth on the east coast, particularly sydney.
Person 1: did you get the stuff?

Person 2: yeah lad

Person 1: eetswa lad
Eetswa by Churtothatone November 8, 2019
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Eetswa is a pig latin term which eshays like to use. It is said to describe something as sweet.
Me: Oi did you roll Hugo

Him: Yeah brahhh

Me: Eetswa
Eetswa by ZannerAU May 1, 2021
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A sex position famous among couples from Bankstown and Punchbowl. Also often used by Fairfieldians.
Husband : Lekk shuu baby, we doing eetswa?
Wife : Eshayz baby!
Eetswa by currymuncherr July 28, 2020
'Eetswa' for these photos
eetswa by Laurbsjejs May 10, 2016
means “sweet” in eshay talk
“kick back and have a bong itll be eetswa”
eetswa by anonymous June 3, 2024
1. The most finley polished form of the word "sweet".

2. Commonly used when describing any drug or drug effect.

3. Inspired from pig-latin but varying the orginal format for an aesthetic pleasing sound, with a more catchy tone.

4. Pro-nounced "eetsways" like "feet" without the "f". and the word "sways" all in one.
clements and danger dan are you feeling that, we're fucking peaking...eetswayssss
eetsways by kron-ic September 19, 2007
“Eetswaa”
If you hear someone mention this phrase they are probably the result of a methhead in a science lab. Or the love child of Wombat and Chillinit
Yeah Eetswaa bruvva need to get on the sesh again soon ayyy lad
“Of course bruv it’ll be an Eetswaa time lad
Eetswaa by Jsjemskas August 6, 2019
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