swooce

verb: to gain access (usually forcefully) to an otherwise impossible to enter area. Accompanied by the verbalization of the word itself
Origins: English (American)

Watch me/us swooce right in! SWOOCE!

by Aye Aye, Matey January 1, 2012

Swooce

1. To slide into something; 2. To slide; 3. To unexpectedly enter a room, often in a sliding fashion.

A word coined by the popular YouTube user, Orpheusftw. It was used to describe Shaggy's motion as he slid into a room.

"Swooce the hockey puck in a smooth motion," the hockey player exclaimed.

"Swooce the empty beer glass this way," the Bartender told the drunkard.

by Swooce July 22, 2014

Swooce

1: To slide or slip in

2: To break in

3: The act of "Swoocing"

"Watch me swooce right in!"

by Shaggyskooks January 1, 2012

Swooce

A description for forcefully entering something

"I must swooce into yo shorty's DMs"

by MacropenisShaggySkooks October 3, 2018

Swooce Juice

An alcoholic concoction created in Edinburgh in 2016 by Kalim A. Its ingredients can vary but there will always be some form of Spirit.

Yo Steamboat, pass the swooce juice!

by Benjamin Affleck December 11, 2016

Got Swooped

When you fucked up so bad that YouTuber Swoop would make a multi hour long expose video dedicated to detailing your demise.

When the man made false accusations, doctored evidence, cosplayed a victim, victim blamed real victims, and then admitted he was inappropriately in group chats with minors was the moment he got Swooped.

by Dirty Hollywood August 18, 2023

swoove

To sing, whoop and move.
You're a swoover if you do all three!
A swoovie is a swoove selfie.

I love to swoove at weddings. I love my swoove classes. Pete is a really good swoover.

by Lady Feather January 29, 2016