snackage

Various and sundry snack foods (pretzels, chips, cheese, etc.) consumed while sitting around watching television.

Hey Lois, I'm too lazy to get off my duff and Seinfeld is on. Can you bring me some pretzels and some other snackage on your way back from the kitchen?

by Bill Steineke August 6, 2003

smackaroos

what you say referencing a lot of money

her dental bill was 2400 smackaroos!!

by poeticalgrl October 8, 2008

slackadelic

Those attributes most commonly associated with slackers, such as sketch clothing, joblessness, being generally chill, and having a hardcore dedication to hanging out on the couch.

Every since Meriam dropped out of that noisy rock-n-roll band, I fear that our daughter has become ... has become ... positivey slackadelic!

by spenceronehalf December 28, 2005

smackahoe

An ancient Indian tribe closely related to Chief Big Nuts in the mountains of North Carolina. These idians perfected the art of pimpin', sex in the ass, and smacking the shit out of your bitch to make her shut the fuck up. They were true pioneers and should be celebrated once every year on National Smackahoe Day.

"Hey sweetheart, did you know I was part Indian?".... "No, what tribe".... "I'm from the Smackahoe tribe, bitch, now lean down and give me some head."

by Stephen N April 8, 2005

snackage

that stuff hanging in the pantry.
chips candy etc. whatevers around.

ana: do we have any snackage? totally have the munchies

yvette: yeah pops just got some pringles at the store yesterday.

by freshfrett January 15, 2009

Smackafag

The thing you do when a creeper wants you, stares at your boobs, takes a shit, then gets rejected. Usually done by the back of the hand, right up to the face.

Kari and Tammie need to Smackafag! The creeper David needs to be put in his place.

by KulpriT1234 August 29, 2010

Smackadoobie

French for a wild card. Hence it may be used in any circumstance or situation one might find himself/herself in.

A wild card is a phrase that can be used in place of any noun, verb, pronoun, and/or adjective. (Excluding adverbs)

Derived from French dialect in the mid 1699's as a naval code word to express a feeling of doubt or horror. It has since taken on a different form of meaning in today's society.

bryan and chuck met a girl who had a nice set of smackaboodies.

while watching a tv informercial on water aerobics, i got a sharp smackadoobie.

i watched a live smackaboodie get fried up on the food network.

by TommyT17 October 15, 2009