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skeevage combines two common words: clevage and skeevey.
skeevage is cleavage that's on a skeevey woman.
it may have wrinkles, blemishes, pertruding bones, or freckles among other things.
impulsively, my eyes were drawn to her low-cut dress when i realized i was looking at common skeevage.
skeevage by bruce st.asiuk June 22, 2009

skeenage 

skeenage is anotha wrd for skeen it basikly has the same meaning jus dat skeenage generally means kool or good
gary: look ive got sum well good jumpa lee:oh skeenage
skeenage by riktaz May 16, 2007

sweetage 

Invented by me while on a french exchange. I saw a nice ledge and said 'Thats sweetage!'
Used to describe something that is better than sweet eg
'His hat is sweetage'
'She is sweetage'
sweetage by tom February 15, 2005

SKEETARELLA 

The most Beautiful female in the world whos only purpose in the relationship is to cook, clean, and have sex. This is her only purpose in life.
Damn Tyrone, You Gots You A Real SKEETARELLA Doin You Bitch Work.

Sweetageness 

Expression used when you think something is sweet.
John:" I got a new car." Steve:" Sweetageness."
Sweetageness by al January 13, 2005
Edible sweet drugs made with cannabis. Cannabis can be mixed into foods or sweets to invade detection. They can look very similar to well-known sweets such as Haribo, Smarties and chocolate bars.
I need more sweets bruv, dey sellin fast

The jellies and gums are people dem favourite

When are you dropping off the sweetages off
sweetages by Chagzy March 19, 2022
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