Bread snake
Bread snake by jk298 November 5, 2010
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snake break
snake break by Thirsty-Mah April 4, 2017
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break out with my snake out
when you're being made fun of and you have to stand up for yourself and show them hoes what your workin with you gotta break out with your snake out.
I was just chillin when someone said "man, I heard you had a tiny penis" and I said " Shit I'm bout ta break out with my snake out"
break out with my snake out by Mister sister Mister January 23, 2010
Shake Break
Shake Break by Shake Break March 2, 2020
Shake and Break
Phrase used to describe the action of seperating a large fecal discharge into two or more peices to faciliate flushing.
"Man, my turd felt like it an 18 inch rope--I decided to shake and break that monster so I didn't clog the bowl."
Shake and Break by Da Man 2010 April 5, 2010
shake and break
shaking hands and ending a friendship or relationship cleanly on good terms; agreeing that the friendship or relationship is over and both parties agree to behave professionally in the future; both parties agreeing to remain amicable at the end of a friendship or relationship
She offered him a shake and break when it became clear they could no longer be friends, but he refused. He brooded for weeks while she went on with her life.
IMQueen: it was shake and break and adios
WiseWan: its better this way, hun
IMQueen: i know but it hurts
WiseWan: and it will for a while, but you'll be able to see him on the street without spazing now. who's next on your list?
IMQueen: it was shake and break and adios
WiseWan: its better this way, hun
IMQueen: i know but it hurts
WiseWan: and it will for a while, but you'll be able to see him on the street without spazing now. who's next on your list?
shake and break by MedievalWriter January 8, 2009
Shake and Break
Attempting to play BrickBreaker on your Crackberry device while on the subway, in the backseat of a NYC cab driven by a complete lunatic, off roading, etc...
To improve his BrickBreaker skills, Mark began to train underground on the 1 train, become a master of shake and break
Shake and Break by McShanowitz December 4, 2010
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Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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