Trump snipe

When someone is taken out but another beings flatulence.

Woah bruv, I just got trump sniped by whatever you detonated just den

Don’t go in there for a while, you’ll get trump sniped

He’s a nice bloke but don’t go round his gaff: he’s a proper trump sniper.

I need some bath salts; I’ve been trump sniped!

by The shish January 24, 2024

snipe hunter

someone hunting snipe, which is a fake bird that you send your mates out to find late at night until they begin to catch on that its a joke and its on them.

look at them snipe hunters over there. ave ya ever seen a sorry lookin bunch?

by alien_brain July 28, 2016

Snipe hunting

The act of taking city folk out into the wilderness to catch “snipe”, which while it is a real bird, the ones they’re catching aren’t. Give them a pillow case and lead them into a field and say you’re gonna scare the “snipe” to em

“So Kyle, have you ever gone snipe hunting?”
“What’s that?”
“I’ll take you out tonight, just bring a pillow case with you”

by Praise Dale September 5, 2019

Snipe

A discarded cigarette butt—often scavenged, smoked down to the filter, and left behind as a trace of survival. In street logic, a snipe isn’t trash—it’s currency, ritual, or desperation.

“He found a snipe on the curb, lit it with a matchbook from 2007, and kept walking.”

by Wordwrecker September 2, 2025

Snipe

Dog end of cigarette that some one picks up off ground to reroll or just continue smoking.

. Founded in California state prisons, its becoming very popular in greater London.

Hey I'm going snipe hunting as were out of cigarettes and broke

by BabyBlue TAT2TELs wife May 22, 2021

Pistol snipe

A chick that is super hot is known as a pistol snipe

Dude look at that chick she is a fucking pistol snipe!!!

by painking December 15, 2008

Like a snipe

A common phrase in the early twentieth century meaning someone who is all over the place whether literally traveling or whose mind is scattered. (See P.G. Wodehouse and Dorothy L. Sayers works.) The saying comes from the bird of the same name which is a wading bird with a drumming display flight. The phrase “like a snipe” evolved over the next 100 years to mean any number of things that are sneaky i.e. long-range sharp shooters and/or girls on the make, or anyone who takes advantage of others in a either a mean or sneaky way.

Example: “You were dodging all over the States like a snipe and we couldn’t get at you.”—Bertie Wooster.

by Voyajer 17 July 20, 2021