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snehashish

Steph Curry lite
That dude shoots the ball like Snehashish
snehashish by thegoatshooter November 23, 2021
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shashona 

Shashona is petit and powerful. Voluptuous and enjoys yacht rock. Shashona is strong and kind hearted. She’s direct. Shashona will rock a pair of wedges. Like a fine red wine she gets better with age. She’s a loyal friend and beautiful Inside and out.
Like a fine wine Shashona gets better with age.
shashona by Biancaputa March 14, 2021

Snehashish

a male who is absolutely classy and charming. Very supportive friend and basically everything a person would love to have beside them. Cherish Snehashish and Snehashish will cherish you. Hates fake people but pretends to love they’re ass and loves his bestie who’s writing this like a pro <3
Her : “where’s the boy with the corpse voice and the dimple on his cheek?”

Him : you mean Snehashish? 🍣
Snehashish by sishlover November 22, 2021

sneasoning 

pronounced: Snee-SON-ing
The fine granules of chewed food that come out when you sneeze with a mouthful of food.
John was eating Frosted Flakes next to me and he shot sneasoning all over my arm.

(In response to being sneasoned)
Thanks for the sneasoning a**shole
sneasoning by Ralph F May 5, 2007
A savage, hot and a beautiful girl with brown eyes and shair. Indian, and is a quite sarcastic, witty and a super funny person. She has her own meaning to life. She is quite fun to hang around with and she'll be there when you need anything.
A tall/short, pale, and a smart girl who can be dominant at times to get things done her way.
Friend: Bro what do you want to do now?
Me: Man, imma spend some time with you bro and hit up Snehasha after you leave!
snehasha by Eupphoriaa_025 June 12, 2020

Snehashish

Snehashish defines the type of person who is very well behaved, lovely and spreads joy wherever he goes. Such people love athletic games like football. If they are not seen playing outside on the field, they are probably playing on their video game consoles. The people who are Snehashish are very loyal, be it to a partner or a football team and very hardworking. They love eating chicken, listening/reading novels and chilling.
Person 1: It’s a Sunday. What should we do.
Person 2: let’s Snehashish this Sunday, order chicken and watch football.
Snehashish by MoJaCh November 23, 2021
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We have a Zoom meeting in a few minutes and I’ll probably go pajama casual.
pajama casual by jrod-knows March 31, 2020
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Throat Sweats 

The feeling and build up in your mouth/throat of saliva that sometimes accompanies nausea.
Oh man those burritos gave me the throat sweats, I hope I don’t have food poisoning.
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Person 1: Did u watch ** last nite?
Person 2:......
Person 3: O no u got aired!
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