Rap similes 

Rap similes are the comparison of modern words to everyday life or trials.

1)My rhymes spit hot lava like a volcano but twist up bodies like a wild tornado is a Rap simile.
"Man I use Rap similes to compare all sorts of things"

Rap similes by Anthony H. and Kristine K. December 12, 2007

Bottle of smiles 

A bottle of alcoholic beverage.

"I'm starting this weekend off with a 'bottle of smiles' and a liter of Pepsi!"

Bottle of smiles by talk2me-JCH2 June 10, 2017

rabbit smiles 

What you see when you are speaking to a group of people who are smiling politely.

Looking out at the sea of benign rabbit smiles, I imagined that I may have farted.

rabbit smiles by Dr Bunnygirl April 23, 2019

smiles per gallon 

A play on the metric miles per gallon. Describes the overall fulfillment and enjoyment of a driving experience, rather than fuel economy. Used often in the car enthusiast community, when referencing vehicles that focus primarily on performance rather than daily drive-ability and convenience.

That car may suck up gas, but it makes up for it in smiles per gallon.

smiles per gallon by DemonOfRazgriz June 15, 2018

Crocodile Smiles 

Being fake to someone. Acting like you're cool with someone then going and talking shit behind their back. Similar to crocodile tears but more of a "happy" fake.

Person 1: Hey brother! How's it going dude?
Person 2: I ain't your brother. Fuck you and your crocodile smiles.

Crocodile Smiles by DIABOLIC4L June 23, 2007

Likeless Simile

A literary device used by various hip-hop artists, the likeless simile is a simile without the words like or as prior to the descriptive part of the sentence.

For instance, in the song Bed Rock by Young Money, the

following line contains a likeless simile:

"I just be coming off the top; asbestos"

This line in simile form would be as follows:
"I just be coming off the top like asbestos"

Since the word like was omitted from the simile, it is a likeless simile.

Other examples of the Likeless similie include:

In Kanye West's "Good Morning":
"You got d's, motherfucker, d's, (like) Rosie Perez."

In Drake's "Forever":
"Swimmin' in the money, come and find me, (like) Nemo"

In Young Money's "Bed Rock":
"Shake and bake, (like) Ricky Bobby

Young Money often uses the Likeless Simile in his songs.

Likeless Simile by leroy.jenkins May 3, 2010

The snack that smiles back 

The snack that smiles back- children

Sam: hey look at that kid over there

Psychopath: oooo the snack that smiles back

The snack that smiles back by Amphidit3 June 13, 2018