snipe

1) n. Fraudulent tax return.

2) v. To flee the immediate jurisdiction or area.

1) Wesley Snipes filed a snipe, so he had to snipe.

2) "Yo, hoe, your daddy just opened the door, I best snipe.

by Spiffy Duke June 22, 2007

Snipe

A verb used to denote a plethora of actions. Including, but not limited too: the completion of a desired action and/or swiping something from a friend. Snipe can also be used as a noun, but this usage should be avoided by all but the most experienced.

Dude why must you always snipe my seat when I go to the bathroom?

by Hoople February 22, 2004

Sniped

The act of being the target of a virtual (or actual) sniper.

Sheesh! I was minding my own business almost drifting off to sleep in the staff meeting and I got sniped by Kelly. Out of nowhere she told the meeting about me sending her the photocopy of my butt cheeks last week.

by The Noam Gnome May 27, 2011

snipe

The act of setting your eye on someone and working your game so you can go in for the pounce and get some play.

Ashley sniped that cute asian boy in the corner and ended up going home with him.

by mourningglory February 23, 2005

Snipe

When you take an awful snapchat of somebody and post it to your story.

Girl 1: *takes fugly picture of girl 2*
Girl 2: Um let me see that
Girl 1: Haha girl no *posts it to snap story*
Girl 2: *checks snapchat* OMG TAKE THAT OFF
Girl 1: Hell no hunny, you have been SNIPED

by fartney February 8, 2015

Snipe

To steal someone's girlfriend/boyfriend

Friend 1: "Hey, have you talked to Daniel lately?"
Friend 2: "Nah, but I heard Tim sniped his girl!"

by LifeWithKnowledge November 30, 2011

snipe

n. a partially smoked cigarette that bums pull out of ashtrays.

I saw some bum scavaging snipes from the ashtray in front of the library.

by anonymous January 15, 2004