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    Moving with a sweeping motion.The branches bend before their sweepy away. Dryden.

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      Sleepy

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        A very lazy way of saying sleepy.

        A babyish way of saying sleepy.

        A slang name to call someone who is sweeping the floor.

        A cross of creepy and sweet.

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          when something seet but creepy at the same time.

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            adj. A combination of creepy and sweet. Often used to describe ex-boy/girlfriends, it is used to describe when another party is being undeniably sweet, but also extraordinarily creepy.

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              A combination of the words sweet and creepy. Can be used to describe a person, place, or thing. While it generally carries a positive connotation, there is the explicit understanding that part of what you're trying to describe is just...odd.

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