swayzed

When a male rapidly approaches a woman with the look of rape, then stops 3 inches from body and lets the woman feel the power of patrick swayze and melts away. popular from the scene from road house where patrick makes sweet, yet gentle love to his lady above the farm

To depart from any given location with rapidity. While the more common term Swayze is thought to originate from a parallel between the street slang Ghost (also meaning departing with rapidity) and the Patrick Swayze film Ghost, it is truly a derivative of the term Swayzed.

The true origins of the term lie with the Swayze film Road House, wherein he plays a bouncer, and its parallel to the street slang Bounce.

Therefore, the Swayzed/Bounce/Road House axis is the true origins for the derivative parallel of Swayze/Ghost.

To act nutty and flip out. While the more common term Swayze is thought to imply coolness, this definition is dedicated to Don Swayze. Fond of these type of character movie roles, Don Swayze takes his portrayl a step further and acts out occasionally in real life.

The true origins of the term lie within the appearance of donny-38 on the IMDb boards monitoring his more famous brothers IMDb message board, making sure via censorship, that it appears as a dimly lit chapel of a fan forum, rather than a free discussion board where freedom of expression is still intact.

Comes from actor Patrick Swayze's last name. It means to “leave” or “disappear,” derived from the title of his 1990 hit film “Ghost” starring Patrick Swayze.

used the same way as the slang 'bounce.' to leave. comes from the movie Ghost starring Patrick Swayze.

ghost, outta here, gone.

Swayze means gone or out.