Snecky
Ryan: 'Tom, I think you're being a bit snecky today. Just watch it'
Tom: 'Thanks Ryan for pointing out my sneckiness. I apologise'
Tom: 'Thanks Ryan for pointing out my sneckiness. I apologise'
Snecky by TuesdayCrew September 8, 2013
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sneaky hal
sneaky hal by Bama-lama-ding-dong February 28, 2006
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Yeah bro that sneaky leprechaun asked me if I wanted to see me nudes of the chick he's been banging and it turned out to be my cousin.
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A guy who blocks everyone on discord because they troll him a little bit. Has a very short temper and an iq of a dumbass.
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The act of wiping one's hand with penis sweat and stealthily creeping up on someone to cover their mouth and nose like a spy using chloroform.
Sneaky Peter by Kidagora July 30, 2011
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