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Sweetcakes 

Meaning that something is sweet and cool or nice at the same time. It's like getting a free lunch. Usually used as a response and token of appreciation.

Can be used as a verb: Sweetcaking, having about the same meaning as chilling. Taking it easy.

Etymology:

It doesn't make sense for the native speaker, but it's somewhat influenced by me and my swedish friends native language.
-"You know what, she actually asked for you cell-number?"
-"Oh, sweetcakes!"

-"Look here in the manual, it describes how you configure it."
-"Ah, sweetcakes."

"-Man, I was sweetcaking all day long so I missed the show."

-"What about hang around today, just sweetcaking...?"
Sweetcakes by TheNihilist December 12, 2009
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Sweatflake 

A ride or die trump Republican.

Eg Rudy Giuliani ... soooo sweaty. Yuk.

While there are many varieties of sweatflakes, (think chauffeur driven vs truck driving ) common characteristics include being very gullible, highly persuadable, shockingly careless, mean to children and Mexican’s and always found in a red MAGA hat when in a crowd of like minded simpletons.
Yikes, that sweatflake with the kfc grease and Dr Pepper stain on his “deez truck nuts” tank top just pulled off his MAGA cap to show me its foil lining; says it prevents independent thought.
Sweatflake by DeezTruckNutz November 19, 2020

SleetFlake 

A term for someone that thinks they are unique and special, but really are not. You're not a beautiful and unique snowflake, you're a sleetflake. Not snow, but nasty sleet.
You're not a beautiful and unique snowflake; you're a sleetflake.
SleetFlake by QuantumApe November 5, 2019
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