Snacktical
Snacktical by Stinkcheese June 4, 2014
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Sacktickler
Any person, object, or animal that is used to tickle the coin purse. A variation of the word is sacktickle.
Ex: I believe that your favorite sushi chef actually uses chopsticks as sackticklers before distributing them to the customers.
Ex: Just to let me know that she meant business, she gave me a sacktickle before I got into my car.
Ex: Just to let me know that she meant business, she gave me a sacktickle before I got into my car.
Sacktickler by General Stinkiness February 15, 2009
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The act of tea-bagging (or repeatedly crouching over someone to allow your nuts to enter their dead body's mouth) in Modern Warfare: 2
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There was a box of free donuts in the office kitchen. Julia and Stephanie ran to them like a pack of hungry snackimals.
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snacktics
N. A combination of "snack" and "tactics"
Any strategy employed in order to discreetly sneak a clandestine drink during a class, lecture, board meeting or other function where alcoholic drink is not allowed or not available.
A common snacktic involves threading a thin plastic tube via one's sleeve into a hip flask containing a spirit, or other alcoholic beverage.
The term "having a snack" is very popular in universities, where students rely on good snacktics in order to fuel their appetite during lectures, in preparation for a solid evening's drinking in their local.
Any strategy employed in order to discreetly sneak a clandestine drink during a class, lecture, board meeting or other function where alcoholic drink is not allowed or not available.
A common snacktic involves threading a thin plastic tube via one's sleeve into a hip flask containing a spirit, or other alcoholic beverage.
The term "having a snack" is very popular in universities, where students rely on good snacktics in order to fuel their appetite during lectures, in preparation for a solid evening's drinking in their local.
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