verb
General Slang
swivel
· verb · mancunian
Get lost — as in 'swivel on it'.
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Telling someone to do one, with a side order of two fingers. Short for the full 'swivel on it' / 'swivel on this' gesture — i.e. spin yourself round on the offered digit. Dismissive, faintly rude, very Manc.
“Wants me to work Saturday for free? He can swivel.”
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swivel In A Sentence
Wants me to work Saturday for free? He can swivel.
Origin & Usage
Variants
swivel on it
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What does swivel mean?
It's a way of telling someone to get lost, as in 'swivel on it.'
How do you use swivel in a sentence?
"He wanted a favour after all that? He can swivel."
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