Snaken
Snaken by RemieTanisha October 29, 2010
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snaken it down
the action of unexpectedly tossing a girls salad while she thinks you are simply going to eat her out.
Mitch- "what did you do with random ho you met at the bar last night?"
Wess- "well i started eating her out and i just got the urge so i snaked it down to the ass hole."
Wess- "well i started eating her out and i just got the urge so i snaked it down to the ass hole."
snaken it down by 50spence April 14, 2003
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Sesh Snake
A so called “friend” who says that they cannot come out and “sesh”, yet proceeds to go out anyway, (most likely with a different group of friends). This behaviour is “snakey” and therefore the perpetrator is known as a “sesh snake”.
“Will is a right sesh snake! He said he wasn’t going to go out yet he woke up with sick in his sink and had no memory of his night.
Sesh Snake by Couldhavedroppedmycroissant March 15, 2018
snake on a stick
snake on a stick by Westley E November 6, 2007
snake-in-the-woodpile
(Noun) A trouble-making, untrustworthy person who often places themselves near to others in the hopes acquiring or overhearing information that they can distort and falsify.
Nickki whispered to Robin, "I need to tell you something, but that snake-in-the-woodpile Brandy is trying to eavesdrop on us. Let's go outside so that the cunt can't hear us".
snake-in-the-woodpile by Nikki Stixx May 7, 2019
Snake Tangle
Man... I came this close to walking in on a full on snake tangle! When I noticed the assortment of sneakers and boots lined up outside the door, I decided to turn away!
Snake Tangle by LauraKroft December 19, 2019
i hate snakeu
This is a phrase used to express one's dislike or displeasure of the snake.
This phrase arose and became popular when J-Hope (BTS) recalled his terrifying encounter with snakes.
This phrase arose and became popular when J-Hope (BTS) recalled his terrifying encounter with snakes.
i hate snakeu by J-Hope's Snakeu January 24, 2018
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