Slackrifice

When a slackliner (usually trickliner) makes a sacrifice of his or her physical health in order to progress or learn a new trick.

Dude, that was some gnarly slackrifice on that 540! The slackgods will repay you.

by Jragers April 2, 2015

snackrifice

(noun) : to give up an unhealthy snack in favor of a healthy one

In order to stick to her diet, Paula made a huge snackrifice by passing on the chips and instead decided to nosh on the carrots and celery sticks.

by you1234 July 14, 2009

Snackrifice

When the milf you're about to plow gives you some snacks (ment for her kids) to give you energy so you can go to town on her.

I know you want some lunchables, but Drew needed a snackrifice.

by F0ckRite April 26, 2021

snackrifice

To avoid grazing between meals.

"I really wanted popcorn at the movie, but I have to snackrifice to reach my goal weight."

by Jenn M. October 30, 2006

Snackrifice to the Sun god

To eat a victum in honor of the Sun god. Victums may be either dead or alive during the offering. Usually performed on an altar.

Matt: Did you take part in the snackrifice to the Sun god?

Steven: Yeah, I ate his left thigh.

by Admiral Snacktar June 17, 2010

Snackrifice

1994 Was Developed by the "Pyro" of Freeman Centennial Grade School in Norfolk MA. The word is a combination of Snack and Sacrifice. It has since caught on like wildfire, no pun intended.

To give food willingly

I demand a snackrifice

by Tobias Silverthorne May 8, 2008

snackrifice

Giving away a coveted much-awaited treat to a superior out of ogligatory feeling.

I'd been staring at my brownie all morning waiting for break time, but had to snackrifice it to the boss.

by frehd March 23, 2009