sailet

Mmmm very good person

Indeed - Ed
Mostly Indian - Denilson

Are you allergic to any type of nuts???
Not even deez nuts !!!!??????

You're such a SAILET bro :)

by Hereconelcompa March 23, 2022

sailed the high seas

Metaphor for pirating or downloading content through mysterious means (presumably illegal means). Ambiguous means of describing pirating without saying the word directly .

Friend: Where did you watch the new episode of X?
Response: I just sailed the high seas for it.

by nikibriki March 11, 2019

sailey

hopeless romantic that will take your left over man.... disgusting dirty ass female that likes sex no man will ever take seriously.

sailey sooo disgusting she probably give you cooties

by pocapseu October 24, 2020

that ship has sailed

term oft used to establish an opportunity lost

Ever hopeful he would get back together with his girlfriend,Paul finally realized "that ship has sailed" when he heard she married another.

by sheila in the car June 20, 2009

smiletwt

subtwitter for fans of dreamwastaken

“dream joined the call and smiletwt went batshit crazy”

by gh0st.. March 24, 2021

Sallet

A medieval style of helmet with a light flick on the tail at the back. Predominately used by foot soldiers, as its visor came down with a slit over the eyes, giving a minimal amount of visibility, but making it harder to be stabbed or slashed in the face. Useless in Joust, although some did risk it...

The Soldier raised the visor on his Sallet, and faced his Captain.

by Taz June 2, 2004

stiletto heels

Stiletto Heels is the plural of Stiletto Heel. The term is used to describe a pair of stiletto heeled shoes or boots or stiletto heels when discussing them as a general phenomenon or as a fashion item(s).

See Stiletto Heel for definition.

She put on a pair of high stiletto heels which accentuated her calves... Stiletto heels show no sign of going out of fashion despite the efforts of fashion designers and writers.... Stiletto heels caused so much damage to floors, tarmac surfaces and even aircraft floors, that there was a call for them to be banned when they were introduced in the mid 1950's.

by Mike Martlet June 29, 2006