by mvpdude June 10, 2007

The origin of this word stems from the 2006 Deutsche Sommerschule am Atlantik (DSSA) program, during which two mechanical engineering students enrolled in the DSSA program's Phonetiks course, (Zack and John) replaced the common phrase "sweet" (In the sense of something being better than average or inciting excitement / a better sense of being) with a crude equivalent. The German "w" is pronounced in the same manner as an American "v", hence the strapping pair of young lads pronounced the word as "Sveet". The rest is history.
by chesto rockwello September 15, 2008

by Elora's Boyfriend May 25, 2005

You look sveet
Ew your sveet
Ew your sveet
by ClownVicious6 August 18, 2016

the "new-age" version of the commonly used word "sweet" with a slight german touch on the "v". Probably thought of in the ghetto of eastern Berlin.
by Adolfo Von Svingerberger (a.k.a. the garlic) July 14, 2006
