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Can be used as a replacement words for many things such as sneaker, fucker, you're mom, or weirdo. This is not a diss, more of a complement if I say so myself. It can also be used as a filler word if you don't know what to say.
"Last night you were a real shneeker sneaking out and going rock climbing"

"I think you're the king of shneekers if I'm being honest"

"You better watch yourself before I shneek you"
Shneeker by King of Shneekers September 13, 2018
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Very hard to define. Very universal. Could be a filler word for multiple things such as sneaker, shit head, mom, and how's it going. Not a bad thing to be called.
"Eddie was a real Shneeker last night when he snuck out and rock climbed".

"I think you're the king of Shneekers....."
Shneeker by King of Shneekers September 13, 2018
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Shneakery 

adjective. Used to describe people acting in a sneaky way
Those guys noob tubing on cod are so shneakery

Those men in hoodies are acting so shneakery

You stole my chips, you so shneakery
Shneakery by shneakeryboy January 6, 2011

Sneekers Peekers 

A sneekers peekers or sometimes known as just "sneekers" or just "peekers", meaning to look at something.
Bob: Lets have a sneekers peekers at your new phone
Sneekers Peekers by TractorSwan February 10, 2009

shnerker 

A word used when you can't remember the proper word
John: Hey David can you pass me that shnerker Please.

David. What? The remote ?
John. Yeah that's it.
shnerker by John Hodgey October 8, 2016

shmeeker 

when someone is doing their own thing, like texting, when their in a group of people.

Steven Hughes
Did you see Steven just standing there in the middle of our group. He's such a shmeeker
shmeeker by jordan crisologo February 22, 2011

Shnecker 

Nose - like shnoz but shnecker.
Get your sweaty head away from my shnecker
Shnecker by Poldclay August 23, 2018
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Usage:
* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
* Can imply effortless weight loss, suppressed hunger, or being “powered by pharmaceuticals”

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