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Seencha- Slang word. Most commanlly used in the South.
Parent:Did you sneak out the house last night?
child: NO I, was sleep
Parent:Dont lie to me i seen you do it.

Parent: Did you sneak out the house last night?
Child: No I, was sleep
Parent: Don't you even think about lien to me cuz i seencha do it
seencha by waltbaby October 6, 2006
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A person that is always sweet. Tipically a girl. They wear their heart on their sleeve, so you can always tell what they are feeling. They are usually happy and cheerful and love to be friendly. A nickname for this person is usually Sue.
"I'd love for Suencha to be my friend."
Suencha by Ruby88 August 15, 2020
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seenahaddamayda 

Seen Better, Had Worse, Made a Mess For Less
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Seechan’s are one of the boldest people to be around they are kind,loving, and a great person to be around. Also they are very competitive and athletic.
The Seechan’s are athletic
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past tense verb of seen; the "you" is not needed afterward because it is implied
Your outfit cute. I seench
Ya'll play good at the game. I seench
seench by STL Girls April 24, 2009

seenchabye

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Will: "Okay, well i'll talk to you later"

Brittany: "Seenchabye"
seenchabye by 7th grade dropout December 11, 2006
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