Snapping one's fingers in place of the words "That's what she said." Generally used when actually saying "That's what she said" would be inappropriate, such as when at one's mother's house, at work, or at a funeral.
dude 1: "Hey boss, this guy is looking for some work, think we could help him out?"
boss: "Sure, I have two positions to fill, why not use him?
dude 2: *snap*
dude 1: *fist bump*
boss: "Sure, I have two positions to fill, why not use him?
dude 2: *snap*
dude 1: *fist bump*
by Brolaf October 19, 2010
by Jibs007 September 1, 2017
*SNAP* I don't feel so good...
by Deme Mealer October 29, 2018
Sound resulting from impact of end digit of one's middle finger against one's ring finger when latter is rested upon base of one's thumb, resulting from middle finger being pressed at angle against ball of thumb until pressure overcomes friction of contact between middle finger and thumb, at which time inertial friction yields to pressure and middle finger alights rapidly upon ring finger; NOTE: all actions described occur in single hand. Word.
by Truth2Power July 29, 2004
an exclamation used upon hearing or seeing something surprising and exiting, or when describing the thing to others, such as a gorgeous member of the opposite sex or a big party coming up soon; generally accompanied by a snap made with the index finger brought down against the middle finger, like a director snapping, "action!"
You missed a killer show last night, bro! They got down! And, SNAP!, the place was crawling wall to wall with tight booties! It was on!
by maldog November 2, 2006
Possibly the most corrupt company on the planet. A victim (snap on franchise owner) will be inundated with thousands of dollars of unsellable inventory until they are forced out of business, losing their initial investment. Last but not least, snap on then ruins their credit. "snap on" then moves on to the next victim. Regional representatives are on the same level with mafia enforcers, only the mafia is a more honorable business than "snap on tools". Snap on franchise fraud. Their moto used to be "made in the USA",now tools are outsourced to foreign countries. Less expensive to produce ,however, retail prices increase. Who really suffers in the end? The tool purchaser themselves.
Do yourself a favor buy CRAFTSMAN.
Do yourself a favor buy CRAFTSMAN.
Snap on tool dealer: Hey, would you like to finance some of my debt today by purchasing this hammer?
Autotech: No way, I buy CRAFTSMAN.
Autotech: No way, I buy CRAFTSMAN.
by Nelag May 22, 2006
by Travis December 5, 2002