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Holy Snap
Holy Snap by puntaganist February 3, 2010
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holy snap, crackle, and pop
A more polite way of saying, "Holy shit." It sounds cooler and reminds one of the cereal characters.
holy snap, crackle, and pop by CheeriosRGood January 28, 2011
holy snapping duck shit!
Yet another Australian expression of surprise, disbelief ar anguish. There is quite a collection of these (see tags below).
Usually said with each word pronounced very separately and deliberately, but is quite often uncontrolled. The first thing I said when I turned on the TV and saw the World Trade Centre collapse was:
Usually said with each word pronounced very separately and deliberately, but is quite often uncontrolled. The first thing I said when I turned on the TV and saw the World Trade Centre collapse was:
holy snapping duck shit! by Choda Boy 57 August 24, 2006
Holy Snapping Assholes
An exclamation, like Holy Shit, or Holy Crap, usually spoken to express surprise, pain, pleasure, etc.
Beth checked her ticket and exclaimed, "Holy Snapping Assholes! I just won the lottery!"
John hit his thumb with a hammer and shouted, "Holy Snapping Assholes, that hurt!"
John hit his thumb with a hammer and shouted, "Holy Snapping Assholes, that hurt!"
Holy Snapping Assholes by Hiccup August 2, 2006
Holy snapping monkeys testicles
Holy snapping monkeys testicles by Memerlol March 8, 2020
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