snicker

v. 1. To be appropriately inappropriate. 2. To accomplish a helping task with ambiguous pleasure.

n. 1. To be an appropriately innapropriate person. 2. To be an ambiguous yet outgoing person. 3. A friend that is often a foe.

Don't be a snikerdy-pop; Stop giving that poor baby a russian sandwitch!

Why don't you help me snicker that tire into the back yard. We are playing quintel afterall...

Don't be a snick.

by Pentajock Dot Com July 16, 2005

slacker

someone who procrastinates so hard that they do the work the morning before it's due, if they do it at all. Someone who is even too lazy to copy, so they get someone to copy FOR them.

"Did you see Raman this morning? he was copying andreas science worK!"

"I know what a slacker"

by Bob November 1, 2006

Snickerpoodums

"Your face". The thing that is on your head.

Brittany will smash a chair in your Snickerpoodums.

by NicoSWD July 18, 2006

Slinkerknot

A person who can not speak in the present tense

Steve proved he was a slinkerknot by saying (while eating a doughnut) "This doughnut tasted good"

by jakotak September 13, 2011

snickered

Being under the influence of alcohol.

Breaking the lock off Pop's liquor cabinet and taking a few swigs, off the record, of course.

by Dan Starr July 6, 2005

turd-slicer

butthole; sphincter

-Dude, you just kicked me in the turd-slicer!

by MickeyChickey October 4, 2003

aggressive slacker

when you slack aggressively....and not passively.

I am more of an aggressive slacker than a passive slacker...
There is no concrete example of what an aggressive slacker

by Tam11111 July 22, 2006