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Sveah
sveah by Nerdy Gavin December 14, 2021
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sveah • Seahorse • seahawks • Seaham • seahawked • Seah • Seahawks Fan • seaholm • seahorsing • Svea
SeahawksJoe
A man that all he talks about is the seahawks. Even though he never liked the Seahawks before the became good. Basically the typical Seahawks fan. Always wears Seahawks his jersey.
Person 1: he did you see that guy that talks about the Seahawks.
Person 2: Yeah
Person 1: He is SeahawksJoe
Person 2: What a Fag
Person 2: Yeah
Person 1: He is SeahawksJoe
Person 2: What a Fag
SeahawksJoe by Youknooowmmeee March 18, 2016
Seahorse Blue
Slightly lighter than royal blue with a twist, soon to be a proud member of the Dulux colour chart! Tell your friends!
Edwin: "Holy Moses, the sky had turned a wonderful seahorse blue! ITS THE RETURN OF THE DINOSAURS NOOOO"
George: "Sweet."
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Marvin: "Remember that one time TWO Citroens were the same model and BOTH were SEAHORSE BLUE!? Fanfriggingtastic"
Godfrey: "I like trains."
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Hugh: "Hello, my name is Hugh Jass and my favorite colour is seahorse blue"
Mike: "..."
Twatface: "So I says to Bill..."
George: "Sweet."
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Marvin: "Remember that one time TWO Citroens were the same model and BOTH were SEAHORSE BLUE!? Fanfriggingtastic"
Godfrey: "I like trains."
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Hugh: "Hello, my name is Hugh Jass and my favorite colour is seahorse blue"
Mike: "..."
Twatface: "So I says to Bill..."
Seahorse Blue by handydoubleuu March 18, 2011
Svea
means.. ruler or conquerer.... from the word Sweden... Svea was the first queen of Sweden and 'sweden' literally means svearike or svea's kingdom
Mother Svea, or Moder Svea, is a national emblem of Sweden. Normally depicted as a powerful shieldmaiden with one or two lions, her name, Svea, is a Swedish female name which derives from svea an old plural genitive form meaning "of the Swedes" as in Svea rike meaning "kingdom of the Swedes", an older form of Sverige, the Swedish name for Sweden.
Seahorse Blue
A: See that Peugot 106? Havnt seen one of them in years!
B: Yeah, its even turned a nice shade of Seahorse Blue
B: Yeah, its even turned a nice shade of Seahorse Blue
Seahorse Blue by jimmythedove April 23, 2011
Svea
Svea, a beautiful person. Shes insanely smart , learns fast, has a great sense of humor, very cleaver and she can make and keep friends easily. Full of endless passion and her physical beauty is amazing. A stunning person. She will never hurt you or go against you. Someone you want on your side.
Svea by Bubblespenis March 29, 2012
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