boom snap
The genre of music that evolved in the late 00's that equally celebrates 90's R&B and electronic music.
boom snap by kool ethan November 15, 2013
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boom snap clap
to have sexual intercourse, especially sodomy, with (someone) {trans.}
(of two people) to have sexual intercourse {intrans.}
Adopted in particular by young homosexual males after the hand game known as "boom snap clap" was popularized by Miley Cyrus.
(of two people) to have sexual intercourse {intrans.}
Adopted in particular by young homosexual males after the hand game known as "boom snap clap" was popularized by Miley Cyrus.
Joe's goodbye to Stevie was tearful as the two of them had been boom snap clapping for the past several months.
boom snap clap by grashness July 26, 2010
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