sanded

When one is so snowed, they can not muster the strength to shake it off, or tries to shake the snow and can not. see snowed

really stoned kid (chad): Duuude, I can't move
other really stoned kid (timmy): Bro, we are both sanded,

by timmy mahtin November 2, 2006

sand

Noun, the possession of which is used to describe anything particularly loud, powerful, manly, challenging, and potentially intimidating, usually mechanical and exciting. Often used primarily to describe hot rods.

That carb finally gave the motor some sand.

by David Sclothe May 25, 2006

sand

When a intervidual acts in a superior way. Also can be put before the word ledge. For example.

OMG Josh And Liam Are Sand Ledges!

by Liam The Ledge September 8, 2007

sand

Extremely crowded, full of people.

Est. in Encinitas, CA.

"I went to the party but it was really sand, I could barely breathe"

by Mustang February 19, 2005

Quick Sanding

The act of showing too much interest in another person making you appear desperate and less desirable to them. The term "Quick Sanding" is referring to if you were standing in quick-sand trying to get out- the harder you try the quicker you will sink.

Her: "I tried calling him, texting him, even went to dinner with his mom. Then I tried to add him on Facebook. I still haven't got any response. I know....I will try texting him again!"
Person listening to her: "You are Quick Sanding so bad right now- Please just stop!"

by Lance Pecht July 23, 2019

Emeli Sande

Highly Overrated singer(with normal singing skills) who sounds shit live but morons think is better than Beyonce.

Amy: Her performance at the Olympics was peak..
Callum: Who?
Amy: Emeli Sande of course!!
Callum: Oh that hype?? Her voice sounded like she had a cold; always does....only sounds great in the studio like Rihanna

by Truthbespat April 2, 2013

Sand Rat

This was originally slang used by soldiers in the British Army. It probably dates from the 1920s and was in widespread use during World War II. A sand rat is a whore, hooker or prostitute in a seaside town. These women were not based in a bordello but walked a pavement ‘beat’ (see also pavement fairy) and were known as sand rats because, like rats, they only came out at night and would take their clients down to the beach for sex on the sand.

A British squaddie going on leave would be asked by his mates what he intended doing. His itinerary would almost certainly include the phrase ‘sand ratting’. This meant that he intended to engage the services of a sand rat.

by AKACroatalin March 22, 2017