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Play in the Snow 

A verb phrase used primarily by black girls who A. 1) are crossing over to date white men, e.g. the newly converted American R&B singer–songwriter Toni Braxton, and/or 2) who love to date white men exclusively. B. In it's original and non-dating sense though it applied to individuals who use cocaine, e.g. the late, great American singer, songwriter, musician Rick James.
A. "Girl, that white man's so damn fine. Wait here with the brothas while I go play in the snow with him."

B. "Man, I'm got enough powder here to play in the snow forever."
Play in the Snow by The Uptown Bandit November 18, 2011
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play in the snow 

Those sorority girls love to play in the snow
play in the snow by ufos8mycow July 28, 2007

Play in the snow 

An expression used by men of color when referring to dating white girls.
I might be Afrocentric, but that doesn't mean I don't/won't play in the snow!
Play in the snow by talk2me-JCH2 January 25, 2021

play in the snow 

v. This is a phrase meaning to mess with a white chick.
"Oh so you talkin' to Becky now? I see you like playin' in the snow..."
play in the snow by Dutch84 April 13, 2005

Play in the Snow 

Is usually referred to a male of color in his pursuit of a white female, or having sexual intercourse with a white female.
"Jose, where did you and Madison go?"
"Well, lets just say I got to play in the snow]." ;]

"DeShawn' sure seems [happy today."
"Yeah, he must have played in the snow last night."
Play in the Snow by F-eli-X May 17, 2011

playin in the snow 

To be on soft . To get skeeted . doin coke .
Bert: Yeh girls been "playin in the snow" if you know what i mean .
Ernie: she did look pretty skeeted last night
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