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SayNuttin 

SayNuttin is a street slang word for Be quiet or say no more . SayNuttin means just don’t say anything
John- “ you got the money g”

Abdi- “ye g SayNuttin “
SayNuttin by Unknown_shhhhh December 8, 2018
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It really nuthin relevant but it still sumthin...
Girl: Whatcha on tonight?
Boy: Shyt, snuttin...Why?
Snuttin by WalkingDead413 February 14, 2015
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snutting 

Giving it to someone using your nose. Usually in the arse, but not necessarily.
"I got snutted so hard last night my bum was dribbling for weeks."
"James snutted too often and now he gets spontaneous nose bleeds. His friends are worried he's on the cocaine."
"He wanted to snut but I said no so he just did a line of coke up my sphincter and then we frotted."
"Yay, snutting!"
snutting by two ladies February 25, 2009
'Snuttin' IS the only way to say "it's nothin" without sounding intelligent.
Geek 1: There's 'Snuttin' but water in that hole!
Geek 2: That theory is highly unintelligent for an intellectual homosapian such as yourself to use in such an inaccurate way.
Snuttin by Cody Detlef October 3, 2005

say nuttin 

Ayy bro get me a drink from tesco
aight say nuttin bro
say nuttin by watfordbotnotbot November 25, 2021

Shnutting 

When you jerk off and shit at the same time as you cum
Dude I was shnutting to your mom last night
Shnutting by LukasTheRezlit June 11, 2024

Shnutting 

I felt a tingle in my butt mid jerk. They both came out at the same time. Shnutting
Shnutting by Oot oot oot August 14, 2024
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