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swetter litching 

A spoken language based off of English, where the first letter/sound of each word is switched with a letter/sound of another word in the sentence or phrase.
Also known as a "spoonerism"
"swetter litching" = letter switching
"kurger bing" = burger king
"yan cou stunderand sut whi ay?" = Can you understand what I say?
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pronounced: sw'et-tin

Developed due to a unsureness of foreigners knowing when to use the California slang word sweet or the well known word cool.

Defined... "a like of something" that is, more than cool or sweet, also taking longer to say, showing is "swetten" effect. Often used to describe architectural genus.
"Hey dude ! This machine is totally swetten!"

translated...

"Hey my friend! this car is quite pleasant!"
swetten by SLaG Architects November 11, 2009

Swettering 

normally associated with the larger person where the arse flaps hold mositure and become sweaty, i.e. a sweaty ring.
It's roasting in here and I'm swettering!
Swettering by incredible-i January 11, 2013

Swetter Litching 

AKA "Letter Switching", the simple act of taking the first two letters of two words and switching their places. This can be used with names also. It gives sentences and/or names a funny twist, and you can possibly get away with this "secret language" in certain situations. (Originated in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin)
(Ex 1)
Ryan: hey Charles, let's go buck some fitches
Charles: what?
Ryan: I mean, let's go fuck some bitches. Sorry, I'm used to "Swetter Litching"

(Ex 2)
Paul: the football game was crazy, Bom Trady threw an interception to end the game
Derek: who?
Paul: Tom Brady, haven't you heard of "Swetter Litching"?
Derek: no, but it sounds fun! I'm going to start doing it
Damn, my dad just hit me with a swetter out of no where.
swetter by Messier Fromage December 13, 2020
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