Snappah
Snappah by Miss Understood81 March 2, 2023
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red snappah
guy: "I want some red snappah! Oh how I love red snappah!"
girl: "there is no such thing as a red snappah!"
Guy: "fine, large salmon then."
-girl slaps guy-
girl: "there is no such thing as a red snappah!"
Guy: "fine, large salmon then."
-girl slaps guy-
red snappah by tankaforever April 14, 2011
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Snappah • Snappahead • red snappah • snappa • snappable • snappage • sappahire • Slappah • slappaho tribe • Snapaholic
Snappa
Snappa is a drinking game involving a table, four pint glasses, a die, and four players. The game of Snappa goes beyond your typical 'Beirut' or 'Beer Pong' game by including both offensive and defensive elements that call for accurate throws and quick one-handed catches.
Playing offense in Snappa requires you to throw underhand, seated in your chair, at either of your opponents' glasses. Defense has you seated in your chair, until the die has left your opponents hand and is in the air. You can then catch the die after it bounces off the table or deflects off the glass. This means that you and your partner must communicate and continue to perform well as the drinks keep flowing. Teammates must work together to throw 'in-turn' on offense and not allow the die to hit the floor on defense.
Games go to seven, with a point awarded to the throwing team for any dropped die, or for any cups. Cupping a team will result in the cupped team having to finish their drink, then spit the die onto the Snappa table. If the die lands with a five showing, the cupped team must then re-fill their drinks and kill those drinks as well.
Generally, the successful Snappa player will be multi-talented, possessing four key skills:
(First) Catching
(Second) Throwing
(Third) Drinking
(Fourth) Talking Trash
Playing offense in Snappa requires you to throw underhand, seated in your chair, at either of your opponents' glasses. Defense has you seated in your chair, until the die has left your opponents hand and is in the air. You can then catch the die after it bounces off the table or deflects off the glass. This means that you and your partner must communicate and continue to perform well as the drinks keep flowing. Teammates must work together to throw 'in-turn' on offense and not allow the die to hit the floor on defense.
Games go to seven, with a point awarded to the throwing team for any dropped die, or for any cups. Cupping a team will result in the cupped team having to finish their drink, then spit the die onto the Snappa table. If the die lands with a five showing, the cupped team must then re-fill their drinks and kill those drinks as well.
Generally, the successful Snappa player will be multi-talented, possessing four key skills:
(First) Catching
(Second) Throwing
(Third) Drinking
(Fourth) Talking Trash
Tom passed out at 9pm last night after playing Snappa.
You have to have Snappa hands to play with the big boys!
That Tyson guy can play, but he lacks the fourth skill.
You have to have Snappa hands to play with the big boys!
That Tyson guy can play, but he lacks the fourth skill.
Snappa by Snappa Head June 3, 2009
livuh snappuh
1. Someone who snaps people's livers.
2. Someone who really annoys you
3. Someone who does something really stupid.
4. Someone who is really rude.
2. Someone who really annoys you
3. Someone who does something really stupid.
4. Someone who is really rude.
Ross: Monica you're being such a livuh snappuh right now.
Monica: Just because I set your house on fire does not make me a livuh snappuh!
rude stupid annoying
Monica: Just because I set your house on fire does not make me a livuh snappuh!
rude stupid annoying
livuh snappuh by Wordcreator15 January 8, 2015
oh-snappage
oh-snappage by Twelver January 16, 2005
Snappas
DC slang for a small butt. It means the butt snaps when it shakes. Not much meat on the butt cheeks.
Person A: I got them clappas!!
Person B: No you don't those are snappas!
Person 1: I wish I had clappas. I don't get much love with these snappas.
Person 2: Eat cornbread. They say that makes your butt big.
Person B: No you don't those are snappas!
Person 1: I wish I had clappas. I don't get much love with these snappas.
Person 2: Eat cornbread. They say that makes your butt big.
Snappas by 14th Street DC May 14, 2010
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