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Sneaky Buddy 

A slang word for an Indian man. Originates from the fact that Indian people are especially sneaky. Originates from the phrase "Little Buddy", referring to the fact that Indians are "little" or "less than" normal people. Interestingly enough, the sneakiness of Indians has a negative correlation to their lower height. The shorter an Indian is, the sneakier he will be.
Damn it Rohan, stop being such a Sneaky Buddy and drinking my bear when I'm not looking!

Sneaky Buddy by Wilba H Peat March 7, 2008

sneaker buying bitch 

A amazing beautiful girl who has an attitude but loves sneakers
Britney is a sneaker buying bitch.
sneaker buying bitch by KJBJ September 20, 2015
i was so drunk last night i took my sneaker out at the party,
there i was sitting in my room stroking my sneaker
come on girl you know you want this sneaker
sneaker by pat mayonaise March 21, 2011

Sneaker Pimps 

A band consisting of multiple males. They had a girl in the band once, but she sucked. She was REALLY short. Chris Corner is a member.

"Oh, Sneaker Pimps? OMG ARE THEY RAP?!"
Sneaker Pimps by Astrakhan April 6, 2003

Sneak and Geek 

When one is in the act of sneaking, and the purpose of the sneaking is to partake in sexual activity.
you-"What happened to you last night? You disappeared."

me- "I pulled a sneak and geek"

you- "Haha lucky"
Sneak and Geek by rubedog October 26, 2011

sneakers 

Coined by E. Oluwole around 2001, "sneakers" stands for any move in which the sneaker (person doing the action) takes advantage of the work the sneakee has done. The word "sneakers!" is to be said aloud when the action takes place.

Sure fire way to slowly annoy your roomates in college! They won't see it coming... probably because it's so retarded.
When her brother lifted up the lid of the garbage can, E gleefully yelled "sneakers!" as she threw her crumpled napkin into the can, saving herself from the trouble of lifting and placing down that burdensome lid.

Upon turning on the faucet, E's brother snuck over and yelled "sneakers!" as he rinsed the spoon he held, now free of the responsibility of turning off the faucet.
sneakers by E. Oluwole September 2, 2006