sizin

to look someone up and down

tell that bitch to stop sizin me

by sexyblack August 27, 2006

Sizin

A beautiful girl who has the sweetest soul, yet fierce. She’s kind and generous, but she won’t hesitate to whoop your ass. She can be the gentle waves of the ocean, or a hurricane ripping you apart.

“You know who that sweetheart is?”
“Oh I bet that’s a Sizin!”

by reina_ November 13, 2018

Sizin

1. To have lots of girlfriends or boyfriends
2. To take other's girlfriends or boyfriends

Kim is sizinning around, which made his ex-girlfriend extremely angry.

by None other human May 7, 2018

Sirine

Perfect human being. Always there for her friends, never fails to cheer people up, fun to be around, very cheerful, hilarious, flirty ;), knows how to get guys, girlfriend material, looks great with or without glasses, super hot and very energetic. Who doesn't just love a Sirine & misses her when she's gone?

She's such a Sirine! I love her so much.
Person: Hey Sirine? What are you up to?
Sirine: Nothing so let's so something because yolo!

by SSforlife August 15, 2016

smizing

A facial expression where you smile with your eyes;
giving someone happy eyes

look at that girl... she's totally smizing at me

i don't know why he hasn't come over yet, i've been smizing at him all night!

by Jena Bo Bena September 16, 2012

Simina

Usually a girl with higher education, avid book reader, open mindset, mad emotional intelligence and great libido . In most cases, a Simina was not abused by her family in contrast with other female names carriers and has amazing genes. Loves males and respects fellow females. Probably a genius in disguise but too innocent and shy to admit it. Loves patriarchy as much as feminism and wishes the world would be a better place. Not a fan of dick pix and animal abuse. Great smile and amazing talent.

Damn, I wanna be Simina.

by not_ur_boy November 25, 2017

Garda Sicíní

The literal meaning of this Irish term is "Guardians of the Chicks" (or "chickens") and is used in Ireland to refer to the national police force Garda Síochána na hÉireann or the "Guardians of the Peace of Ireland". The term is somewhat pejorative and is used disparagingly if jokingly.

When we had the bomb scare the Garda Sicíní was everywhere standing around uselessly talking about Sunday's match at Croke Park.

by Alberto Rosso June 9, 2009