SWALK
SWALK has 2 meanings
Sealed with a loving kiss
Example
Thanks again for listening to what I had to say. I hope this letter wasn't too long. =) SWALK
SWALK has nothing to do with seals, though they are great kissers
Related Slang
| BFK | Big fat kiss |
| XOXO | Hugs and kisses |
| KMUF | Kiss me you fool |
| LFK | Let's french kiss |
| mwah | Kiss |
| SO | Significant other |
| K | Kiss |
Categories
Sweet, with all love, kisses
Your parents or SO might end a text conversation with SWALK (sweet, with all love, kisses). This acronym means roughly the same thing as XOXO.
When you receive SWALK, it's appropriate to respond with a term of endearment of your own. You could use the aforementioned XOXO, or you could use ILU2, LUL, or BFK.
Example
Thanks for chatting, TTYL. SWALK!
LYL!
A woman about to send SWALK
Related Slang
| 143 | I love you |
| AWL | Always with love |
| TOWL | The one with love |
| H&K | Hugs and kisses |
| LOLHK | Lots of love, hugs, and kisses |
| mwahugz | Kisses and hugs |
| GBHK | Great big hug and kiss |
| ILYFAE | I love you forever and ever |
| lu4ever | Love you forever |
| LYL | Love you lots |
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A message that is SWALK is "sealed with a loving kiss." This acronym typically appears at the end of meaningful messages exchanged by SOs.
Email, chat, and text messages cannot, of course, actually be sealed with a kiss. But including SWALK at the end of a message tells the message's recipient that you love them, and that you would seal your message with a kiss if you could. For the moment, an acronym will have to suffice.