Sweaty
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Someone who is really good or very enthusiastic about something like a lesson. For example always puts their hand up and knows the answer to all the questions. Usually used as an insult. Originates from Leicester.
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To be very upset about a situation.
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The stereotypical [sweaty] wears baggy trousers or skate jeans with a hoody or t-shirt with their favourite bands name (e.g Green Day) or a brand (Etnies, DC, Quicksilver). These are usually worn with a pair of skate shoes or converse. However,[chavs] use the word [sweaty] as an insult to anybody who likes any guitar-based music, whether it be McFly or Slipknot.
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another name for a mosher or skater or some one who listens to different music than chavs, this saying is used alot in my home town Newport south wales and is used against someone who listens to heavy metal, rock, punk or anthing thats not R
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Sweaty is the correct way to spell the word Sweety on Tumblr.
Taylor Swift harasses her fans by suing them in court. Prior to the law suits, she DMs them saying, SEE U IN COURT SWEATY -
Usually a fatty who shows a lot of cleavage, they give up the dome for the slightest compliment I.E. your cute, sexy, look good etc...since they like to eat a lot, 9 times out of 10 they swallow, and if they dont ,throw in a cheeseburger and watch the magic occur. they can be seen walking to the nearest fast food restaurant or on the party line trying to get picked up...but beware if you do your back WILL GO OUT!!!
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Moist with sweat; as, a sweaty skin; a sweaty garment.
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A kid in a game who tries way to hard that later, everyone starts to hate. You never want to become this kid.
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The grammatically incorrect way uneducated jocks refer to somebody (typically their significant other) when they are referring to them as sweetie.
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Adjective that was created by Jon [Schnepp] that describes someone who takes on [the geek] culture and loves everything about it and can talk about [geek] stuff for hours.
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Exuding, soaked in, or inducing sweat.
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covered in sweat or smelling of sweat :
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