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Sandridge 

<verb> A word denoting the sandwiching together of parts of two people’s names (Sandra and Dandridge as the prime example). Selected syllables of the two names are combined into one common label used to refer to both people as a unit. This ritual is normally reserved for famous Hollywood movie stars, and is also used liberally by paparazzi and tabloid magazines.

Some attempts at sandridging though may be unsuccessful based on various characteristics of the two name ingredients, like spelling, grammar and number of syllables. For example: some people might find it morally offensive to sandridge the names Mike and Octavia (Mikoc?).

To date, sandridging has been limited to only two name ingredients, although there is no evidence to suggest that sandridging with more than two name ingredients would not be just as successful.
Sue: So did you accept Tyrell’s proposal?!

Mary: Oh gosh, I could never marry Tyrell! We’d be sandridged into something awful like Martyr!
Sandridge by Photofx March 19, 2010
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Sandniggerstan 

Evidently not a real sovereign state, however the word is a pun on the suffix "stan", which is common in Muslim areas. Sand nigger is a term used offensively against Arab and/or Muslim people. So it means generically an Arab and/or Muslim country.
"look, if Muslims and Arabs hate Western culture and still live here, shouldn't they go back to sandniggerstan?"

Sandrine 

Sandrine is one of the nicest people you will ever meet. She is cool, funny and easy to get along with. Many people say that they would do anything to know a Sandrine because they are just so kind hearted and genuine. Sandrine's are also known to be incredibly beautiful and to have amazing distinct features. Sandrine's are also know to be very good with men. They can make anyone they want fall in love with them just by looking in their eyes. Along with being good with men, because of how likable Sandrine's are, they are also very popular. Sandrine's will always have a good reputation and their friends and family will second that.
Hot Guy #1:
'Damn, Sandrine is so hot dude do you see those distinct features?'
Hot Guy #2:

'Yeah, and she really smart like so smart dudeeeee.'
Hot Guy #3:
'And on top of all of that, she has a great personality.'

SANDRINE 

Sandrine is an uncommon first name for women and an equally uncommon last name for both men and women. (1990 U.S. Census)

Gender: Female
Origin: Greek
Meaning: The Greek name Sandrine means - a form of Alexandra

Sandrine - Origin and Meaning of the name
syll. san-dri-ne, sa-ndr-ine The girl name Sandrine is pronounced SAENDDRN- †. Sandrine's language of origin is Old Greek. It is predominantly used in the French and Greek languages.

Sandrine is a variant form (French) of the Czech, Dutch, English, German, Greek, Hungarian, Portuguese, Romanian, Scandinavian, Slavic, and Spanish Alexandra.

Sandrine is also a variant form (Greek) of the English and Greek Alexandria.

Sandrine is an irregularly used baby girl name. It is not ranked within the top 1000. In 2008, out of the family of girl names directly linked to Sandrine, Alexandra was the most popular.

Sandrine's are generally known to be hot headed but kind hearted and loving people!

Smart and with great intuitive skills.

A Sandrine is a loyal friend but cross her once and you will need to prove yourself as a true friend once again before regaining a Sandrine's trust!

Sexy and fun, a Sandrine will always make you smile.

EVERYONE LOVES A SANDRINE
Who is she ??

Oh thats Sandrine, She's great !
SANDRINE by poodle396 February 5, 2010

Sandringham School 

welcome to sandringham, currently ran by bald eagle who’s obsessed with tim peake & sugarcoats how great his school is, in reality sandringham is an absolute hell hole that chooses grades over your mental well being, the staff are filled with loads of shit & about two of them are nice. the school likes to go on about “everybody can be somebody” but they are so hypocritical with that statement, no body can be anybody due to the highly restricting rules of uniform & appearance & just overall your freedom of damn speech, they say to respect the teachers yet the teachers can’t respect the students. personally think they are a world class school at being an absolute mental asylum. can safely say their “no bullying policy” is unheard of & the people in your year are the most terrifying at times. linking back to my point about the staff full of shit, some get to the point of literally making up things so they can consequence you. another thing, even if you show positive things like pins on your blazer to show your a nice person, nope that’s not allowed, we can’t have any support in this school as it’s against the uniform policy. sure. risk someone’s life potentially for your uniform. don’t send your kids there. they might not come out alive. just the truth.
Sandringham School is the definition of a lie

sandbridge 

a large but chill neighborhood in virginia beach. It is on the shore line and is run by the neighborhood kids.
I went surfing in sandbridge.
sandbridge by marshokie May 28, 2007

Sandringham School 

Sandringham school, aka the prison that achieves good grades but fucks with your mental health, is run by a headteacher who is obsessed with Tim Peake the astronaut and STEM, and who seems to strongly dislike children.
The maths department is well known for its constant creation of new, bullshit rules, which shouldn't be allowed but are due to scary teachers, and the languages department for their rediculous hatred of Google Translate.

The art department has blocked sinks and a constant lack of equipment, despite Sandringham once being an arts school.
My years at Sandringham School were some of the shittiest of my life.
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