saidy

Beutefull girl with brown eyes nice as pie silly funny bestfriend and the best to hang around with

Its going to be so litt tonight saidy!

by Abery alley April 11, 2017

snid

Something that is of poor quality, or lacking in aspects.
It can also mean something that is bad or mean.

A derivative of snide.
However in English slang, most particularly the north, snide is the verb of snid.

1. That club was really snid, did you see the state of the girls in there?
2. That food you cooked was snid, sort it out.
3. Stop being such a snid.

Verb. You're so 'snide'

by sean051 July 24, 2010

Sniddit Tale

A story or a piece of a conversation that is on the boarder line of being the truth or a lie. 99% of the time it is a lie and you just have to laugh as for a split second you thought it was true. In many cases the base story is true but the key points are a complete fabrication.

Did you hear the latest sniddit tale?

by Large Sequoia February 19, 2015

Snide Bastard

Someone with the morals of an alley cat! Lower than a snakes belly! Just a general sly shit!

I can't believe you did that?! You snide bastard!

by TJ98 August 1, 2015

Snidely Whiplash

Running a train on a woman while she's tied up until acute neck pain begins to set in as your dog watches on the side.

"Rick, why are you rubbing your neck and taking so much Tylenol?"

"Your dad and brothers ran a Snidely Whiplash on me last night. My top and bottom won't be the same for weeks!"

by LordRickus September 10, 2016

snily

The ship name for Severus Snape and Lily Evans Potter from the Harry Potter Universe. Although Jily (James Potter and Lily Evans Potter) is MUCH better, some individuals still choose to ship Snily.

John: Hey man, you team Jily or Snily?
Mark: Snily all the way man.
*John and Mark never spoke again because of Marks wrong choice*

by keira acker April 28, 2021

Snidget

A small, feathery, fictional golden bird. It was used in early versions of Quidditch.

The man caught the snidget, and was awarded 150 galleons.

by LilyLunaPotter March 9, 2010