A general exlamation or adjective. Useful for when more widespread words elude you.
Origins: Kings' Heath, Birmingham / Redditch, Worcestershire. Originally derived from the name 'Adam West,' a prominent local celebrity known to perform street magic and stripteases.
Origins: Kings' Heath, Birmingham / Redditch, Worcestershire. Originally derived from the name 'Adam West,' a prominent local celebrity known to perform street magic and stripteases.
by Ludwig van Funkenstein August 24, 2007
by Groovygranny1 August 23, 2018
A sweater with a checkered pattern on the chest, and a solid color on the arms. Usually worn by douchebags or ponces.
by theedingo November 10, 2010
Mikey "Its a marvel of the english language"
Two stories of origin:
A couple guys on a chair lift in Vermont making up words combining existing words, in this case "Sweet" and "Best".
And the other possible origin giving 'Swest' a new meaning...
A group of stoners bought the biggest rolling papers they could find, attached several together around a wooden table leg and filled it with greenery. The Joint was named 'Swest'
Two stories of origin:
A couple guys on a chair lift in Vermont making up words combining existing words, in this case "Sweet" and "Best".
And the other possible origin giving 'Swest' a new meaning...
A group of stoners bought the biggest rolling papers they could find, attached several together around a wooden table leg and filled it with greenery. The Joint was named 'Swest'
"swest"
it replaces words such as cool, sweet, nice, awesome, and a large doobie, joint, gagger, blunt, johnny etc...
it replaces words such as cool, sweet, nice, awesome, and a large doobie, joint, gagger, blunt, johnny etc...
by bouton October 6, 2005
It’s so hot outside I’m dripping with swest.
The swest is really getting to me today, I’m gonna have to change my shirt.
The swest is really getting to me today, I’m gonna have to change my shirt.
by LunacyAndLight September 21, 2021