Sager Bomb
Named after world renouned Devin Sager, The Sager Bomb is a mormon party drink consisting of a shot of grape juice, dropped into 6 oz. of Sprite.
Sager Bomb by J-Town01 January 23, 2009
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Sager Bombs
A Sager Bomb is a dangerous alcoholic beverage made up of three shots of cheap vodka, one serving of Cherry NyQuil, and some fruit punch flavored rock star energy drink. Other variations include original flavored NyQuil with blue full throttle. Sager bombs are named after the famous side line reporter Craig Sager for his collection of colorful and "fresh" suits.
Ben: "Dude did Aaron really do five sager bombs last night?"
Andy: "Yeah man he's still passed out outside on the picnic table."
Andy: "Yeah man he's still passed out outside on the picnic table."
Sager Bombs by Bro Sweetz June 27, 2009
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Skager Bomb
The drink of all drinks, it consists of two of furys most favoured alcoholic beverages the Skittle Bomb & the Jaeger Bomb. Once combined it must be downed instantly without hesitation, this is usualy followed by an echo of SKKKKAAAAGGGGEERRRBBBOOOOOMMMMMBBBB! throughout the party of spectators.
Skager Bomb by The Skager Man June 19, 2010
Saggerbombs
Any of a large set of drooping, pendulous breasts mostly found on women of a certain age who dress as though they are not.
Check it out...that lady sitting on the other side of you has amazing saggerbombs.
Did you see that lady at the club last night? She was trying to dance but her saggerbombs totally got in the way!
Did you see that lady at the club last night? She was trying to dance but her saggerbombs totally got in the way!
Saggerbombs by Sure Dunno June 14, 2009
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