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Snug life 

That easy going, drama free and carefree existence one has when living on Snug Harbor off of a Potato Creek, Lake Marion South Carolina! Lake Life at its finest! When the water is perfect, music is groovin’ and the drinks are flowin’... you know you’re living the Snug Life!
Hell yea we’re cruisin’ in the golf cart in our house shoes... it’s the Snug Life baby!
Snug life by Michael Huston March 1, 2020
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SNUG LIFE 

The intense lifestyle one leads after purchasing a Snuggie. The SNUG LIFE is compromised of administrating urban neighborhoods while being in the complete comfort and warm sensation of a Snuggie. No longer will your hands be cold when: 1) reaching for your gat 2) bitches gettin' blapped 3) hoes gettin' slapped.
DP and Killah KLimon don't give a fuck their front wheels got stolen, 'cause they be runnin' that SNUG LIFE
SNUG LIFE by rastaysballin November 13, 2009

Snug Life 

Person 1: Dude I owned that kid!
Person 2: Snug life!
Snug Life by Dtx3 November 5, 2009

Snug life 

Snug life life with out drama and trife

Etc... fuck a thug life I'm a live a Snug life nigga
Fucka thug life I'm a live that snug life
Snug life by Smuggalisious March 4, 2017
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