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Noun:
Don't go to the movies with James today, because he is being a snit. Adjective: James told me he doesn't like my dress today, but I think he was just being snitty. |
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An unreasonable fit of anger. A hissy fit. She's been in a snit ever since Emmit grabbed Sally's ass instead of hers.
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| 2. | snit | ||
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a person that is being really bitchy Oh my gosh, Ms. Wallingtosh was being such a snit to me in class today!
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| 3. | snit | ||
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When a sneeze forces you to evacuate your bowels. Matt took some pepper into the bathroom hoping a good snit would clean him out.
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3 ounces of beer served as a chaser for another drink, mostly whskey or bloody marys ill have a bloody mary
would you like a snit with that? |
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sneeze and shit I snit meself and have to change my panties
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when you sneeze and shit yourself a snit is when you sneeze and it results in loaded shorts
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A homie that is mainly on your side, but always messes up.
Made for gamers, but anyone can use it if they find the right time. What the f&%$? You f&%$en snit; why'd you stick Rurolocococo? Idiot! ~ Halo 3 addicts.
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