Sandi Dance
Sandi Dance by boogers mcscrotum balls December 5, 2011
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sand dancing
The act of 'muscling in' on someone who is chatting to a member of the opposite sex. Generally happens at a bar. A friend of yours may be talking to an attractive person, you go up and start chatting with the two of them, shifting the whole dynamic of the conversation on to yourself. Chances are it will be your friend going home alone tonight.
Wow. That is some stunner Scott is chatting to. I must have her.
Out comes my bucket of sand. Scht scht scht scht.
Hi! Scott, who's this lovely lady?
Out comes my bucket of sand. Scht scht scht scht.
Hi! Scott, who's this lovely lady?
sand dancing by The Strut September 29, 2004
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Sand Dancer
A sand dancer is a wee skinny thing who likes doing skills on the park and doesn’t like to put in a challenge as they are usually shit scared of being hurt by defenders
Sand Dancer by Sand Dancer April 25, 2022
sand dancer
some one who is from south shields and lives behind ocean road among the less sophisticated community because they are scuff bag butt munchers.
like when you are on holiday in tenerife and someone says "are you from newcastle?" you reply "no iam am not a geordie iam a sand dancer"
sand dancer by pacdogg February 11, 2004
sand dancer
Dan: aww man this towns gettin ridiculous. theres fucking sand dancers all owa
Alex: aye anar man it aint on. they look daft with dem tea towels on their heads
Dan: aye they do lyk
Alex: aye anar man it aint on. they look daft with dem tea towels on their heads
Dan: aye they do lyk
sand dancer by el mucho grande tallywacker April 4, 2008
Sanddancer
1. A person who was born in South Shields, a coastal town on the North East coast of England at the south side of the mouth of the river Tyne. Named after the long sandy beaches that South Shields has on both sides of it's pier.
2. A sub-culture of Geordie
In The Northeast of England, there are a number of towns which, collectively are called 'Geaordie' bur some have their own particular sub-cultures, such as Newcastle, Sunderland and South Shields. As far as football is concerned, South Shields is populated by half Magpies and Half Mackems.
Often shortened to 'Sandy'
2. A sub-culture of Geordie
In The Northeast of England, there are a number of towns which, collectively are called 'Geaordie' bur some have their own particular sub-cultures, such as Newcastle, Sunderland and South Shields. As far as football is concerned, South Shields is populated by half Magpies and Half Mackems.
Often shortened to 'Sandy'
Sanddancer by Geordie John February 27, 2006
Sanddancer
Persons from Yemen who jumped ship on the River Tyne in the early 1900s and settled in South Shields.
Sanddancer by Jeffro88 January 13, 2009
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