Snemt
Snemt by MisterMalone123 September 4, 2019
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sneet snart
James: Hey, Dave? What's trans teens spelled backwards?
Dave: sneet snart
James: what was that?
Dave: S N E E T S N A R T
Dave: sneet snart
James: what was that?
Dave: S N E E T S N A R T
sneet snart by eva canned bread May 1, 2020
sneftabog
sneftabog by Whereismyeardum January 8, 2021
Snert
(snd., excl.) A term that has no meaning or definition, usually spoken, though it may be written, to make an acqaintance laugh in an inappropriate situation; the term is often spoken as the speaker looks slightly downward and generally to the left or right, sometimes with his open hand extended outward from his nose
SNETGL
Acronym for "She's Not Even That Good-Looking". Used primarily by self-confident men who are shocked and appalled that an average to slightly-below average woman has failed to demonstrate or reciprocate romantic interest.
"She gave me her number last Friday and I've called her twice since then, but she hasn't returned my calls. What's her deal...SNETGL!"
SNETGL by allovertheeowl June 8, 2009
Snent
A commonly used word derived from the three words : Sick, Noob and Kent. The word can be used to describe people with any or all of these qualities, who usually think they contain superiority in society, yet are really just incompetent noobs.
Semtex Shit
The act of taking a shit so hard that it sticks to the toilet bowl similar to the way semtex sticks to surfaces/people in the Call Of Duty series.
Sometimes it even has the ability to withstand the force of a flush or two.
Sometimes it even has the ability to withstand the force of a flush or two.
Person 1: "Yo man, I just took one hell of a shit, it's stuck on like semtex and it won't flush away, what should I do?"
Person 2: "Oh you took a semtex shit? Its cool, just leave it for the cleaner, I'm sure she won't mind."
*Later that day....*
Cleaner: "WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?!?!"
Person 2: "Oh you took a semtex shit? Its cool, just leave it for the cleaner, I'm sure she won't mind."
*Later that day....*
Cleaner: "WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?!?!"
Semtex Shit by wisemen experience July 19, 2011
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murderhobo
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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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