snaking

cutting up some one in a queue or someones powder run in skiing/snowboarding

man 1: oi stop snaking mate
man 2: nah nah i got some friends up here holding me a place

by nathan davies November 15, 2005

snaking

Applying pressure with a curled tongue to the salivary glands to squirt out a stream of saliva droplets into a subject's face, hair or on an object. Typically snaking takes place in elementary school since this is essentially spitting on someone and gets very gross, and would likely invoke a fist fight if caught.

Bradley sat behind michelle in class today and was snaking the back of her head without her even knowing about it. By the time class was over, her hair was soaked with spit.

by Doodie Head December 20, 2007

snaring pelt

bacially snaring pelt can be as easy as a vacation down the shore with the boys...looking for some shore whores and fucking them silly

mom: hey son what you do all weekend?
Me: well mom i was snaring pelt like it was going out of style and i managed to not even get any VD's

by Jonny Mik June 2, 2008

indoor snowing

taking cocaine

we are going to a party to do some indoor snowing

by wanktissue February 24, 2010

Snaking

A newer type of headbanging, often done to deathcore, in which the participant metalheads usually assume a wide stance, hands on their knees or in the air, and bang their whole body to the ground in a wavelike motion.

"I'm so fucking dizzy from snaking so much."

by Befall January 3, 2009

Snowing

To snow. The act of covering a solid surface, preferabely a car, with maple syrup then covering it with flour, baking soda , sugar, crack, or other white substances to create the illusion of snow.

Yo, Beezy, grab the syrup and flour. We goin snowing tonight!

by GMoney333 July 3, 2008

snaking

A line of 3 or more cars traveling above the speed limit on an interstate or highway, basically counting on there being "safety in numbers" to not get pulled over.

The members of the snake all remain travelling in the right lane until passing, at which point each car pulls into the left lane and then back into the right lane, appearing to "slither" around slower traffic.

"We had a pretty good snake going for about 40 miles until Johnny Law spotted us."

by snarbles January 1, 2004