lookin like a snack
lookin like a snack by gpgang2017 March 7, 2017
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Lookin like a snack
Lookin like a snack by Professor Finessor November 11, 2017
Lookin' Like a Snack
Lookin' Like a Snack by Elisabeth #queen October 24, 2018
Lookin' like a snack
Lookin' like a snack by vimOnster November 5, 2019
lookin' like a snack
what this phrase means is that when you fine someone that you wish to mate with you have to be upfront with them and say that they are lookin' like a snack to show that you have feelings for them
adolf said, "Yo dawg, you be lookin' like a snack." To which Eva Braun said, "Oh mine, he's a keeper."
lookin' like a snack by dab4thelord October 12, 2017
looking like a snack
looking like a snack by Senpaijosh May 30, 2016
looking like a snack
You: *jumps out shower* *bae barges in*
Bae: Babe you looking like a snack! I could slurp you all up like a bowl of ramen noodles.
You: monkaS
Bae: Babe you looking like a snack! I could slurp you all up like a bowl of ramen noodles.
You: monkaS
looking like a snack by pogchamp3000 May 26, 2018
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