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Shakey Cheese
Another name for store-bought Parmesan cheese that comes in a plastic cylindrical container, commonly used as topping on spaghetti dishes.
Shakey Cheese by coolarmydude March 16, 2017
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dicky dicky go shakey shakey by meowlnir June 30, 2016
Snakey
English slang for a boy or girl who acts in a sneaky, deceitful way.
Someone who seems like a really nice, trustworthy person to your face, but actually is fucking you over behind your back.
A more negative version of a player.
You don't want to be called a snake.
Someone who seems like a really nice, trustworthy person to your face, but actually is fucking you over behind your back.
A more negative version of a player.
You don't want to be called a snake.
Snakey by Bollocks_to_poverty September 17, 2014
Shnake
A typical native of county Kerry, Ireland. A sneaky person who looks out for number one and has only their own interests at heart. Derivative of snake
He shnaked out of being the designated driver.
That Daithi is an awful shnake.
Sure they're all shnakes in Kerry.
That Daithi is an awful shnake.
Sure they're all shnakes in Kerry.
Shnake by DaithiMacLiam December 21, 2013
Steaky shakey
Steaky shakey by SuccMyNugs October 12, 2017
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