Snafflegag
Snafflegag by A$AP NOL August 13, 2016
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snarfflegagging
snarflegaggin', snarfflegagging, snarfflegagged
1. the sound that whipped cream makes as it sputters out the last bits of cream.
2. to clumsily drop and break something
1. the sound that whipped cream makes as it sputters out the last bits of cream.
2. to clumsily drop and break something
snarfflegagging by lexidextrious May 7, 2009
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