Streak

Streaking is when ONE goes in public and walks around naked since indecent exposure-ing isn't a word the chose to make it streaking so to streak is to walk around naked for shock value, amazement, and uncomfortableness

streaking in a mall.

by username420 November 25, 2020

STREAKS

USED COMMONLY ON SNAPCHAT, BASICALLY WHEN YOU SEND PICTURES OR RANDOM THINGS TO OTHERS FOR A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF DAYS

let's do streaks for at least a week

by YA_GURLLL_IS_HERE May 9, 2019

snap streak

The act of continuously snapping Someone for a long frequent time til the numbers show up. If you don't snap the person back within 24 hours the snap streak dies

Snap streak?
Nah fam I heard you can't keep a snap streak

Tell me why me and Johns went up to 100 until he didn't snap me back

by SnapStreaker June 10, 2016

chill streak

when you hang out with someone for at least two days in a row.

(similar to a call of duty kill streak minus the guns, explosions, xbox and tv... the awesomeness is still the same)

DEWD! we totally have a 5 day chill streak going, want to hang out tomorrow and make it 6??

by theAcousticRave July 16, 2010

streaking

The art of running naked in public for laughs. Must be completely nude. Shoes, scarves and hats are optional.

streaking streaker streak naked nude

by Skyclad April 25, 2012

snap streak

When you send a numerous amount of pictures or messages to one on snapchat. Eventually a number will apear on their name. To maintain the streak you have to snapchat eachother everyday.

Whoa dude our snap streak is at 87, YEAH👌🏼💪🏽.

by Nicolester July 15, 2016

Mifflin Streak

A bi-annual tradition at Penn State University where the Sunday night before finals begin students will streak down mifflin road (between south and pollock halls). One can expect about 1000 observers to turn out, but only about a dozen streakers. After the streakers run through the columns of people, they have to dodge police or face criminal charges.

The Mifflin Streak is as much of a tradition at Penn State as Homecoming or THON.

by PSUPhil December 15, 2006