Origin: Combining the words 'Snow and Soap' to describe the creation of imitation snow by Soap bubbles.
'The Snoap in Kuala Lumpur was falling heavily. Children made Snoap Angels and built Snoap men from the sweet smelling substance.
by snoapman December 4, 2010
See snap or oh snap.
When using prediction text (or t9), when one types in "snap", it spells the word as "soap" instead. But "oh soap" sounds lame.
Thus! A "n" is added, fusing the two words making an entirely new awesome word.
"Oh snoap!"
When using prediction text (or t9), when one types in "snap", it spells the word as "soap" instead. But "oh soap" sounds lame.
Thus! A "n" is added, fusing the two words making an entirely new awesome word.
"Oh snoap!"
In math class:
Teacher: we're going to be learning how to do the same exact problems we've been doing...except with negatives.
Student: Oh snoap!
Teacher: WTF, mate?
Student: Excuse me?!?! I'm SO telling the principal about your foul mouth!
Teacher: oh snoap.
Teacher: we're going to be learning how to do the same exact problems we've been doing...except with negatives.
Student: Oh snoap!
Teacher: WTF, mate?
Student: Excuse me?!?! I'm SO telling the principal about your foul mouth!
Teacher: oh snoap.
by ZDK001 September 18, 2008