Sweave Edit Meaning

1.

The act of swerving and weaving at the same time. Usually involves cutting other people off in the process.

Common dude, we're in a hurry! If you sweave, you can make the light.

See swerve, weave, sweeve, cut off, reckless

2.

Sweave describes a maneuver that is a combination of a weave and a swerve. Since a weave is a controlled maneuver and a swerve is usually uncontrolled; the word sweave is used to describe a controlled swerve.

Plural: Sweaving

Past Tense: Sweaved

Jason sweaved to avoid hitting the man in the crosswalk.

See sweave, weave, swerve, maneuver, swerving, weaving, driving, drive

3.

a falling swerve in a downward motion

when sammi pulled the branch; ticks sweaved all over daniela's head.