Swaytheist
(noun; adjective)
1.) A person who constantly vacillates between atheism and agnosticism.
2.) A person who can't firmly commit to the atheistic viewpoint.
3.) Any attitude or behavior that seems to waver between the belief in God and the disbelief in God.
1.) A person who constantly vacillates between atheism and agnosticism.
2.) A person who can't firmly commit to the atheistic viewpoint.
3.) Any attitude or behavior that seems to waver between the belief in God and the disbelief in God.
Ethan: So Nate doesn't believe in God, right?
Joe: He's more of a swaytheist, he can never make up his mind.
Joe: He's more of a swaytheist, he can never make up his mind.
Swaytheist by KounterKlockwise January 31, 2010
Related Words
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saytheist
Someone who goes around saying to everyone that they are an atheist when they are really not sticking to their values and making a fool of themselves going to church with their family
Adam: Hey Zack, I'm pretty sure I saw you at church the other day for the Midnight Mass. Whats up with that? I thought you were an atheist!
Zack: Dude, I am an atheist but my mom wouldn't let me stay home!
Adam: Man you are definitely not. You're just a liar and a saytheist.
Zack: Dude, I am an atheist but my mom wouldn't let me stay home!
Adam: Man you are definitely not. You're just a liar and a saytheist.
saytheist by winterbabe550 May 9, 2011
Swathes
An racist word or oppressive term used to offend people of dark complexion or tan skin color from non-European backgrounds.
also
A replacement word used as a offensive term instead of calling a person a nigger.
A term made popular in the 1950's 1960's and 1970's to 1980's when racism was accepted in many countries.
also
A replacement word used as a offensive term instead of calling a person a nigger.
A term made popular in the 1950's 1960's and 1970's to 1980's when racism was accepted in many countries.
Those swathes always squat while they shit, there a real bunch of swathes if you know what i mean.
or
We used to cut those swathes down like thick grass in the corn fields.
or
We used to cut those swathes down like thick grass in the corn fields.
Swathes by Van Hellsing July 18, 2022
swayshe
swayshe by larry murphy August 30, 2010
Shaytheguy
Shaytheguy by the_best_and_sexiest_number_5 May 10, 2022
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