Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

saying "i want the whole sweet" is like saying you want a million dollars and a free pizza for life

"I want the whole sweet, not just a few bucks."

"You think I want a little tip? No, I want the whole sweet."

"I ain't asking for a loan, I want the whole sweet."

2

when you say "i want the whole sweet" you mean you want every last dime and you don't care if it hurts someone

"I want the whole sweet, even if it means you go broke."

"Don't even think about giving me a small amount. I want the whole sweet."

"I want the whole sweet and I'm not leaving until I get it."

3

saying "i want the whole sweet" is like throwing your hands up and screaming you want everything and you want it now

"I want the whole sweet, right now, or I'm gonna cry."

"I want the whole sweet and I don't care if you have to sell your soul."

"I want the whole sweet, and I'm not stopping until I get it."

4

if you say "i want the whole sweet" you're basically saying you want a million dollars and you're not afraid to be a little rude about it

"I want the whole sweet, and I'm not afraid to tell you I want it."

"I want the whole sweet and I don't care if you're mad."

"I want the whole sweet, and I'm gonna take it if I have to."

5

saying "i want the whole sweet" is like telling someone you're rich and you're not going anywhere until you get your money

"I want the whole sweet, and I'm not going anywhere."

"I want the whole sweet, and I'm rich enough to make it happen."

"I want the whole sweet, and you better give it to me."

6

when you say "i want the whole sweet" you're basically telling the world you're greedy and you want it all

"I want the whole sweet, and I'm not stopping until I get it."

"I want the whole sweet, and I don't care if I have to steal it."

"I want the whole sweet, and I'm the greediest person around."