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Snuffed-Up

Can be used in a variety of ways:
(1) To snuff someone up means to fuck them up in any sense of the expression - owning them in a debate, or argument, etc.
(2) Someone can be looking to get snuffed-up - somebody looking for a beat down
(3) Doing something stupid
EX: Joe, you just dropped that fucken frisbee... you're really looking to get snuffed-up!

EX: You all disrespected me! That must mean you're looking to get fucken snuffed-up!
Snuffed-Up by SnuffMaster March 29, 2013
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stuffed up 

Australian informal word.

Means: a bad mistake, or something that has been done very badly
- I know Martin stuffed up.
- Where's Martin now?
- No idea, but wherever he is,
I hope he stays there.
stuffed up by szaki July 25, 2012

Stuffed up dragon 

When you had a little too many whiskey cocktails and want to mix it up with your girlfriend,maybe she was being a little annoying that day so you want to pay her back.Make her go down on you,it helps if you havent showered in a few days just makes it a little more satisfying,now when you blow your load in her mouth pull out quickly,with her innocent face staring at you cover her mouth and slap her cheeks together and your stinky load with go through her throat and out her nose..she may even groan like a cum breathing dragon..pull your pants up,walk to the kitchen,make yourself a smooth and strong whiskey,put on some johnny cash and realize what lifes all about..
i tell yah theres nothing like giving your girl a stuffed up dragon

Sniffed Up 

When your partner won't let you go because he or she is sniffing you nonstop.
I wanna go out tonight...but I'm getting sniffed up!
Sniffed Up by The Hern November 24, 2021
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