Swatch

[Dave Paprocki]

vb; To have a brief look at.
Chiefly Glaswegian Scots

[Gregory]

Swatch means in general - to have a brief look.

Girls have been using that word lately as an expression for testing make up products. So, when someone buys some new make up, they swatch it - try it out, put on one time on their face, eyes, lips.

Usually that means, either they put some product directly on their face or they try out the colors on their wrists, hands. Then, take a photo of it and post it on blog or in Youtube video for others to see how that color stays on skin.

[Tanya Shivari]

A word that is substituted in place of another word (name, person, verb, noun, etc.) that is meant to hold underlying connotations.

[Hina Muqadas]

swatch, ie ( give us a swatch ) give me a shot. To use for ones general purpose

[Magaret]

verb - to spontaneously switch watches with someone

[Mark Zuckerberg]

n. 1. the perineum or area between a mans testicles and anus

[Sommer]

Pronounced sw-at-ch
Combination of the words Sweat and [Snatch]
Word Refers to a sweaty dirty and disease ridden female genitalia.

[Kai]

when a girl wearing a skirt is sitting on a chair or something and you can see a little piece of her [panties]/ [thong]/ [g-string] between her legs (usually on the area right above the [pussy]) these are like those paint swatches at hardware stores, a sample of what you can get.

[Greta]

A small sample of fabric intended to demonstrate the look of a larger piece.