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A phrase often said when one pronounces their approval of a certain situation or subject. Shortened versions of this include "sweet", "awesome", "cool beans".
"We're going for a Chinese tonight."
- "Sweet lime."
- Did you get that sweet whoopy last night?
- Yeah, it was amazing
Sweet Roughness is both a person and an attitude in life. Everyone wants that Sweet Roughness. You’ll know when you’ve found yours from the scratches on your back and the love it gave you. Once you get just a small taste you are hooked. Addicted like the most amazing drug. Sweet Roughness is volatile and may explode at any time but the feeling given is well worth the risk! At first you’ll simply find Sweet Roughness interesting and want to know more. By then it is to late. You’re in love with it, need it, crave it and can’t stop thinking about that Sweet Roughness.
I tasted Sweet Roughness’ kiss and I just can’t get it off my mind.
Sweet-potato-sauce is an exclamation similar to 'cool', 'awesome' and 'sweet'. It is used mainly because of its superior syllable construction. It often seems insufficient to simply say 'sweet!' when you find something pleasing. However, 'Sweet-potato-sauce' has, at 5, the perfect number of syllables. You might laugh, but it is the best way of expressing you contentment.
Person1: Hey, were you able to finish the summer reading?
Person2: Yeah, I finished the whole thing!
Person1: Sweet-potato-sauce!
A nickname for Mandy. Only used on Mandys who are fun and kind. They can also be super artsy and have an aesthetically pleasing instagram. The nickname stems from the bakery in Chicago, Sweet Mandy B's, where there are tons of cupcakes with all different flavors. Just like cupcakes, a "sweet mandy b" is sweet, fun, flavorful!
"Hey thanks, sweet mandy b!"
Kids who think they are hippies, extremely attractive (but aren't), or people who are generally annoying.
Wow, she doesn't even brush her hair. What a sweet hottie.
When someone teabags a person who has passed out from drunkenness.
"I got drunk on Bourbon Street and found out I'd gotten an Alabama Sweet Tea"