snake meat 

Meat that tastes like chicken, and you eat it to survive in the wilderness

Wow! This snake meat tastes like chicken!

snake meat by Skarchy May 3, 2020

shakesause 

The funniest bunny in the world

Me: "Puts Shake Sause"
ShakeSause: Ohhh that's hilarious your about to choke him

shakesause by juicewrldfan9989 October 18, 2020

snakeflake 

Something usually pantheon pisshit low silvers players say to tilt people, but only end up looking like they've got a bunch of additional extra chromosomes.

Pantheon: You fucking snakeflake go kys

Morgana: It's literally ARAM stfu

snakeflake by Chrisised April 27, 2021

snake_n00dle 

a stupid narcissistic tiktoker that wants a definition on urban dictionary

ew its a snake_n00dle fan

snake_n00dle by McDonalds Large Fry June 28, 2021

Snake Pile

A snake pile is when multiple males (6-12) stack their flacid penises on top of one another. the group than proceeds to move the pile in a vigorous front to back motion until they all climax.

"Wow that snake pile got kinda weird last night, Bob couldn't even finish!"

Snake Pile by Hero of the party October 28, 2021

Snake Eater Syndrome 

A weird phenomenon involving the 2004 video game Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, where seeing a ladder automatically reminds one of the section in the game where Naked Snake has to climb a very tall ladder. This triggers recall of Cynthia Harrell's song Snake Eater, and in many cases verbal mimicry of the song.

Person 1: "oh hey look, a ladder!"
Person 2" "What a thrill..."
(Example of snake eater syndrome)

Snake Eater Syndrome by ammbot November 4, 2021

Snake-off 

Snake-off

“Snake-off" is a term used as a response to a remark or statement that is perceived to be irrelevant, random or unrelated to the conversation taking place between a group of people. The term is used to acknowledge that the previous remark within a conversation was odd. “Snake off” is often accompanied with a two-fingered hand gesture that simulates snake fangs and sometimes precedes a long “hissssssss” sound.

originated in Canada in the early 2000’s.

Greg: Did anyone catch the game last night?

Tom: I did! What a great game that was. I enjoyed watching the ball move around.

Linda: I enjoy when my cat rubs his whiskers across my cheeks.

Greg: Snake-off, Linda! Hssssss

Snake-off by Justadude2000 February 19, 2023