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Sneakipus 

A cookie throwing faggot that causes confusion and mischief in the House of P Gibby
Oh no, the Wild sneakipus strikes again!
Sneakipus by Louis DeSimone May 10, 2015
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Sneakipus 

A cookie throwing f*g that causes confusion and mischief. When the person is nice and confused the guilty reveals themselves by saying " I'm a sneakipus!"
The wild sneakipus strikes again!
Sneakipus by Louis DeSimone May 11, 2015
sneakus is not A word, it is THE word:

1) v. to be incredibly sneaky and/or awesome
2) adj. describes someone/something who is incredibly sneaky and/or awesome
3) adv. some act being done in a sneakus manner
4) n. anything sneakus
1) They totally sneakus that %$&#!
2) Sunflower birthings are so sneakus!
3) I slid sneakusly down the Lincoln monument.
4) I love you sneakus.
sneakus by MuhJinUh June 10, 2007

Facebook SneakMouse 

People who are always on Facebook but never "do" anything on it. They are too cool to add any updates, photos, links, or comments, or make any other contributions, but somehow they know everything everyone else is doing.
You meet up with a Facebook SneakMouse and over the course of your time together (coffee) they will reference several Facebook posts, photos they saw, or links. You're thinking, 'but hey, you're never on Facebook'....

Ah-HA! They totally are, but are just too cool to admit it.

On top of that, 'catching-up' over coffee is a one-way conversation because the Facebook SneakMouse already know everything you've been up to through...you guessed it...Facebook.

Potatoes, they are the sneakiest vegetable. 

They live underground so you can't ever see them coming, and they have eyes all over so they can see you before you see them. Coined by Sam of Wisconsin.
Potatoes, they are the sneakiest vegetable.

Sneakeus Fatassious 

A fat bastard that drives a white Chevy Colorado.
That Sneakeus Fatassious wrote me a parking ticket.
Kiss or kisses you send to someone in a sneaky way, cause you want no one else to know about it
Hey, babe, have you already gotten the sneakis I sent your way recently? If you haven't yet, UPS is in its way...
sneakis by 96dovey October 15, 2017
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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