sacagawea

Any US currency coin valued at $1. Perfect change to have in your glove box for dutches.

Lewis: "I'm about to go to Micky D's does anyone want anything?"
Clark: "yeah get me a McChicken from the dollar menu"
*Clark tosses Lewis a sacagawea*

...
2 for $.99 rillos always come out to $1.05 so take a sacagawea and a nickel

by EastCoastSlang July 13, 2014

sacajawea

A sack of marijuana. Coined because it sounds similar to "sack of your weed."

Sometimes extended to 'sacajawea dollar' which allows one to let people know you have a sack of weed without squares figuring out what you are referring to.

1. We're going to a concert. Bring that sacajawea.

2. I have a sacajawea dollar in my pocket.

by hustlerballer September 16, 2005

saocore

the genre saosin falls under. mixture of hardcore and saosin. this genre was made up by the fans.

"what genre would saosin fall under????"

"SAOCORE!"

by rain orozskeeto April 29, 2008

sarcacity

(n) the act of using sarcasm to the point of being a complete ass.

- you look great in those pants (girl is violently fat)
- no you're not balding (dude looks like a polished cue ball)
- that's a really sweet shirt (shirt is plaid with checkers)
- you should never have children (no explanation needed)

ouch, that was some extreme sarcacity!

by theboySC May 16, 2008

Sacamaphone

The noise made by the ball sack slapping against one's taint while making a thrusting or side to side hip motion. This can only be done while wearing loose fitting underwear or no clothes at all.

While Jim was dancing to Crank Dat in his boxers and knee socks, the noise made by his sacamaphone was deafening.

by Waffle Fries August 21, 2008

Sacagawea

Another code word over the phone/in person, for a sack of pot. To be used around parents, administrators, etc. etc.

Let's try and find a sacagawea.

by WAALLDAY August 10, 2009

sacate el dedo

v.

language: spanish

Background: used in Mexico and Texas border towns. especially in private high schools among friends.

Referring to having something stuck up your ass. Literally means: "take your finger out"

can also be used when someone crosses a line e.g. "te sacaste el dedo ese!"

"sacate el dedo ese." also "te sacaste el dedo!"

by Beto Chapa December 28, 2004