feet sweep
feet sweep by jaypickey January 11, 2015
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feet sweep
The act of using one's tarsals and phalanges to direct the flow toward a common point, commonly done in a shower.
feet sweep by Mac Daddy P.H.D. December 29, 2013
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sweep someone off their feet
Example for sweep someone off their feet: Now you can come in and sweep her off her feet.
He absolutely swept me off my feet.
He absolutely swept me off my feet.
sweep someone off their feet by shervin January 30, 2014
sweep me off my feet
It's an english expression reffering to the feeling that one gets when completely taken by someone, carried away, swept away (all emotionally).
It's basically like making someone fall in love with you in a short amount of time.
It's basically like making someone fall in love with you in a short amount of time.
so "are you trying to sweep me off my feet?"
basically translates to, literally
"are you trying to make me fall (in love) with you?"
basically translates to, literally
"are you trying to make me fall (in love) with you?"
sweep me off my feet by dagirlshommie April 26, 2010
sheep feet
sheep feet are people, usualy skiiers, who are named by their ludicrisly white and fluffy boots. often times they are seen wearing a white headband as well, and they are always terrible skiiers
sheep feet by tdexterc August 10, 2006
Four sheep's feet
Synonymous to "Fo sheezy", or "Fo sheezy ma neezy". Often used in a more formal setting. Also used to confuse.
Four sheep's feet by zard0z November 3, 2006
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