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sweaka • Sweak • Swaka • Sneakarette • sneakative • Sweakin • sweatable • sweatanuts • SeaKay • sleakass
sneakathon
n. A marathon which the runner decides to run at the last minute and which is generally unannounced to his/her running mates.
sneakathon by THW March 14, 2009
Swaka
He is smart, sporty, intelligent and sometimes cocky. Most girls don’t realise but Swaka’s are one of a kind. If you ever meet one, the might joke around but when they are serious... your screwed. They are loyal, trustworthy and one of a kind. They will always be nice and make friends with anyone possible.
sweatable
sweatable by lustin' buttz April 29, 2008
swearathon
Letting the swear words rip, swearing like a trooper, swearing when you’re angry to let off steam, swearing with friends for fun, using expletives including the f... word, c... word and s... word. Swearing in a sweararhon can really help some people as it may make them feel better. A sweararhon is best avoided in formal situations such as a job interview or visit to the doctor. Many people like to learn how to swear in different languages.
swearathon by Stash279 August 16, 2018
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