Snape

A persona created by J.K. Rowling who played the role of a professor in Hogwarts, a spy, a traitor, and a man with a burden. With his hand force, in situations where many other would have failed in doing what they had to do, he succeed thus continue his chain of regrets and guilt. Hence, his legend of battyness/vampiric/cruelity his person goes on.

Snarky and harsh Snape can be, but in the era where he grew and lived, it is often time the best shield and sword.

by hgoamyo October 19, 2008

snapshit

A photograph lacking in artistic merit. The term implies that the photograph at the level of a typical shitty snapshot. Used especially for photos which are claimed to exhibit talent but actually display none. Sometimes used in a self-deprecating manner to refer to one's own photographs.

LOL that guy thinks he's an artist, but his photos are just snapshits.

by Mr Fnord January 2, 2011

Wesley Snipes

The answer to every trivia question that appears on the movie screen before they actually start the film at your local movie theater.

Trivia question: "What actor battled the T-1000 in Terminator 2?"

some ignorant fool: I think it's that new governor, in California, Arnold Sch...."

2 badass brothers: Shut up, fool! It's so Wesley Snipes; it's gotta be!

by Daniel April 17, 2004

Only snakes knows dirt

1. Only fake/false/skanless/unconscious people knows unethical behavior.

2. Only unconscious people spread gossip.

Also can be only snakes in the grass knows dirt

Only snakes knows dirt when it's on stuff done behind your back.

You're just like a snake crawling on the ground,
looking for some new dirt to spread around.
-from WHODINI's song, Big Mouth

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant March 1, 2007

Snopesed

Snopesed (verb), Snopsing (noun) refers to the act of questioning the origin of an email forwarded to one's inbox. There are certain red flags leading to the recipient initiating a Snopsing. Some are the words "Send this to everyone you know!" the attribution of clever statements or shibboleths to well known people or celebrities, often Kurt Vonnegut or George Carlin and dire warnings and predictions to cause alarm and fear in soft-hearted or gullible folk. The recipient then plugs keywords from the forward into www.snopes.com to reveal basic fallacies and/or half-truths inherent in the message.

My husband forwarded me "George Carlin's Rules for 2007," but I Snopesed it and found out it wasn't from 2006 and it was really coined by Bill Mahler.

My cousin sent me an email suggesting I visit a particular website where every hit will supposedly cause Bill Gates to contribute a dollar to the the Society for Six-toed Sephardic Semites or some other worthy cause, but a Snopsing revealed it to be totally false.

by Marthakay January 5, 2009

Snape-ish

Someone who is like the character Severus Snape, from the Harry Potter series. Usually, it refers to someone being particularly sarcastic and distainful, and generally downright mean.

"Man, my chem teacher was all Snape-ish today."
"Did he tell the whole class you forgot your homework again?"
"Yeah, and he followed up with a sick burn, too!"

by LammySees June 19, 2008

Snapshot

What people that aren't up to date call screenshots

Grandma: "Take a snapshot of that picture and message it to me!"

by Casibeth March 12, 2017