swarvoski

a word that gets people having an argument on how to pronounce it properly

it's "Sworwaski"
NO it's "Sorwasky"
NO it's swarvosky"
you're all wrong. it's "swarvoski" says the sales clerk

by swarvoski LOL June 14, 2009

swarovski

Originally a reference to jewelry made by Daniel Swarovski. Eventually became a term used to describe most Austrian crystal jewelry. An Austrian crystal is the same as a rhinestone, only without a mirrored back. These are high quality synthetic stones made from glass.

"Swarovski" jewels are becoming popular in hair jewelry this year.

by Derek B. July 8, 2005

swervski

to swerve your vehicle in order to merge lanes briefly before maintaining your given driving lane attempting to jump the heart rate of another oncoming or nearby driver. -not limited to automobiles or anything in particular that happens to have wheels.

that guy was driving like a d*ck so I gave him a swervski.

by shitguts February 21, 2015

swarovski

A term used to describe the drug "Crystal Meth/Methamphetamine". Sometimes used by drug addicts and drug dealers as Slang, Nickname or Code name to hide it's true identity from law enforcement or other parties. Usually used over the phone.

Since "Swarovski" is a company that specializes in Crystal.

Do you sometimes crave Swarovski?

by Richhe December 9, 2010

swervoski

hot mf

swervoski is so sexy

by swervoski April 23, 2021

Swarovski Radius

The distance at which a young science major can no longer resist the bling worn by a member of their preferred sex. A play on the market price of Swarovski, which is effectively $350 glass (and the only thing university students can afford), and the Swartzchild Radius (which is the radius of a black hole, from which there is no escape).

"Oooh look at Mitsie, she has no understanding of physics, but that's a damned low cut top and nice bling."
"Yeah, look at Professor Higgs... he's mesmerised... and totally caught in her Swarovski Radius. She'll pass anyway!"

by <LeIgHthaL> October 25, 2023

Swavorski

A type of crystal commonly used for decorating clothes, such as Bape and Lacroste.

Is that plastic jewelry?
No, it's Swavorski buddy.

by James Hemma December 9, 2008