snab crooker

crab snooker - to play snooker using live crabs and a pole.

He played snab crooker and was ecstatic!

by councillor colin kemp February 16, 2005

snab

Pronunciation: \'snab\
Function: verb
Etymology: Amalgamation of Middle English snacchen, to snap, and a variant of dialectal nap, to seize, probably of Scandinavian origin.
Date: 20th century

-to grab at brashly and eagerly; to abduct with sudden force.

snabber snab'ber n.

The unsuspecting snout got snabbed.

by flobotoast March 24, 2009

Snablen

Penis

Jeg skulle lige til at dybbe snablen i hende, men så blev vi afbrudt.

by KMNK June 19, 2016

snabbit

a cross breed of a snake and a rabbit. it hasn't been proven that they really exist, but it hasn't been proven that they really don't.

"Dude I went hunting and I saw a snabbit in the forest!!" "What's a snabbit?" "A snake and a rabbit!" "That's pro."

by eerisedsaysshutupkevin January 12, 2010

sneable

n. A racial slur that refers to white people

A group of black teens got on the train and all the sneable hid their iPhones.

by ygurts June 13, 2011

Gungan Snapback

Where you pull a chicks legs in the air and blow her like Boss Nass.

Her vagina was very moist after Dan attempted the Gungan Snapback.

by Doubleplay January 6, 2015

snær

Norwegian for "sånn der" or "like (that)" à l'anglais, mostly when you're really uncertain of what to say. Mostly used by teenage girls in the northern part of Norway.

Also referred to as the Norwegian synonym of the American "like".

"Han er snær... søt, da." ("He's like... cute.") - some northern-Norwegian girl talking about her having a crush on any boy who likes World of Warcraft and modelling abstract 3D in Maya.

by Dommedagsprofet January 16, 2007