by CrescentFresh April 18, 2009
Get the Snatchmug. Another term for quitting your job.
Typically used in the mining and exploration industries in Australia
Typically used in the mining and exploration industries in Australia
Joe: Wheres Dave? Did he snatch it?
Bill: Yeah last week.
OR
Joe: Hey hows your job going?
Dave: I snatched it last week.
Bill: Yeah last week.
OR
Joe: Hey hows your job going?
Dave: I snatched it last week.
by marcobrinkley October 8, 2010
Get the Snatch itmug. 1a. verb. to take or grasp abruptly or hastily.
1b. noun. the act of snatching.
1c. noun. a trap or device used for ensnarement.
2. noun. (an informal term for) female pudendum (vulva/vagina)
3. noun. a brief period of time
4. noun. a type of lift in weight-lifting
5. noun. A film about a diamond heist in London's gangland. Its tagline is "Stealin' Stones and Breakin' Bones." It is the sequel to Guy Ritchie's first film "Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels."
1b. noun. the act of snatching.
1c. noun. a trap or device used for ensnarement.
2. noun. (an informal term for) female pudendum (vulva/vagina)
3. noun. a brief period of time
4. noun. a type of lift in weight-lifting
5. noun. A film about a diamond heist in London's gangland. Its tagline is "Stealin' Stones and Breakin' Bones." It is the sequel to Guy Ritchie's first film "Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels."
by wwcnd July 22, 2008
Get the snatchmug. 1. Noun - Slang term for the vagina
2. Verb - To steal (see "boost" or "jack")
3. Film - A 2000 crime film by British writer-director Guy Ritchie
4. Weightlifting - An Olympic weightlifting movement in which the weight is moved from the floor to a position over the head in one movement. Can be used as a noun or verb in this sense. There are variations, such as the hang snatch and the power snatch.
2. Verb - To steal (see "boost" or "jack")
3. Film - A 2000 crime film by British writer-director Guy Ritchie
4. Weightlifting - An Olympic weightlifting movement in which the weight is moved from the floor to a position over the head in one movement. Can be used as a noun or verb in this sense. There are variations, such as the hang snatch and the power snatch.
1. Your little sister has a really tight snatch.
2. I snatched a thousand-dollar necklace from this house on Fargo Street.
3. Snatch is a criminally-underrated movie.
4. Ivan can perform a 200 pound snatch very well.
2. I snatched a thousand-dollar necklace from this house on Fargo Street.
3. Snatch is a criminally-underrated movie.
4. Ivan can perform a 200 pound snatch very well.
by Aquabump 87 December 25, 2007
Get the Snatchmug. by ni_kunt December 19, 2019
Get the Snatchedmug. by Malaya0669 March 20, 2018
Get the Snatchmug. "I bet you anything, Regan has a dirty, smelly snatch."
"Yeah right, but I would never go near Cassidy's snatch--hers is probably worse--Cassidy barely bathes!"
"Yeah right, but I would never go near Cassidy's snatch--hers is probably worse--Cassidy barely bathes!"
by Babydoll75 March 5, 2019
Get the Snatchmug.