SWIL

Acronym for SomeWhere In London.
Made popular by Comedian Michael Dapaah.

Have you seen SWIL?

by kcsm June 8, 2019

swil

Stands for Snorted When I Laughed. Similar to LOL and ROFL

You use it in responce to someone saying something extremely funny.
If someone text you and says I just saw a pig and a duck crossing the road you would respond with SWIL to let them know you found that extremely funny.

by Amazonabby September 10, 2009

swil

Somebody who is lurking, a person in the forum or message board that does not participate in the conversation.

We found out that he was a swil the whole time.

by AwesomeSausageMan April 3, 2022

swil

Somebody who is lurking, a person who frequents the servers or forums without posting anything.

He was such an obnoxious swil!

by Angriest Mouse of Schnaasberg April 3, 2022

swilling

Drinking a large amount of liquid, at once, or over a period of time.

It was hot as hell yesterday, so we filled a ice chest with Bud Light, dumped in a couple bags of ice and sat under a shady tree...swilling, and telling lies! LOL

by talk2me-JCH2 February 13, 2021

Serial Swiller

One who habitually swills, imbibes, drinks a constant amount of alcohol or other liquid intoxicating beverage.

W.C. Fields was one of the first "proud of it" and "famous for it" serial swillers in film history.

by diogio rome November 27, 2009

Swillies

The subhuman creatures, if you can call them that, of North Prospect Plymouth. Can be found up at Central Park lurking with intent to bash some poor old unsuspecting lady over the back of the head to get dinner money for their 14 children.

Keep away from this area but if you do find yourself in North Prospect it is easily identifable. You will notice a trampoline in every garden, accompanied by childrens toys surrounded by overgrown grass, a pitbull tied to every fence and even the old paddling pool in the height of winter.

"Ere were swillies baiis and you havin a go?"
"Urm... no I am actually from the job centre..."
"Get him baiis!"

by Brapbrapboomboom April 24, 2010