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What is Sweet as?
a sucker, someone who cannot fight; a person who is clueless
Awwww he sweet for it. He's ducking the fight; Ay he sweet for it, all that money about to fall out his pocket, somebody better tell him.
Sweet as - video
Sweet as - what is it?
He's so sweet because he says nice things that have a cute effect
What does "Sweet as" mean?
A term mainly used in Chicago to describe a weak or soft individual. It is used to describe someone who is not tough. It can be described as the equivalent of a bitch ass nigga
Friend: Did you hear what Slim said about you?
Friend 2: Nah, I'm not worried about it, Slim was always a sweet motherf*****
Sweet as - what does it mean?
Sweetness is a playful affectionate name for someone close to you. Sweetness plays off the terms sweet (cool/awesome) and sweety (loving/caring person).
There is a specific way to say sweetness. You must always nod your head (as if saying hello), along with an elongated blink of the eyes, while pouting out your lips slightly. Always proceed with a tight hug afterwards. Sweetness is a powerful verbal aphrodisiac and should be used sparingly!
It can be used in two ways.
1. It can be used in a sexy manner towards someone you find sexually alluring.
2. It can be used in a playful manner towards a close friend.
What's up sweetness?
Sweet as - meaning
Second most common phrase in New Zealand after "awesome". Said when someting is rather good instead of just "good" or "OK". Often followed by "bro".
How was the surf at Ragland yesterday?
Sweet As bro
Sweet as - definition
To really like or have loving feelings for a person; to fancy another
So you're sweet on her aren't you?
I'm sweet on this guy. He brings me joy.
Sweet as - slang
Refers to a the genitals and sexual fluids of either gender
Timothy: Would you like to swallow my sweet-sweetness my dear?
Geri: Oooooo my sweet-sweetness is so wet for you!
Sweet as
Ebonics for a flaming homosexual.
Joe is a sweet sweet.
Sweet as
Clearly a popular expression in various countries, it probably originates from England where it has been popular for many years and is presumably a shortened version of the common expression 'Sweet as a nut'.
- How was your evening last night with Sarah?
- Yeah, sweet as. I managed to kick the back door in for the first time.
Sweet as
Means "Ok" or just "sweet"
Can also be abbreviated as "Swaz"
Not just New Zealand..Northern Ireland/ Belfast too.
-"Did the peelers(police) manage to catch ye last night?"
-"Nah, I jumped over into someones back garden and was sweet as."
or
-"I found your front tooth after that fight with the bouncer."
-"Swaz."