swalk
sealed with a loving kiss ~
found on the back valentines envelopes.
abbreviation of spliff-walk. going for a walk to an area that is suitable for smoking cannabis.
“dude, security are doing a lot of checks outside the flat tonight”
“gonna have to swalk it to the park then bro”
sealed with a loving kiss loving kiss
usually written on the back of envelopes at valentine’s day, lipstick kiss and s.w.a.l.k written
to walk in a house backwards.
brittney spears swalks in her house after she’s been drinking.
walking with swagger.
look at that g swalk up to his homie
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