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crapslide by jamie sommers July 23, 2004
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crapslide • Crap Crap Slide • Crapsident • crapslices • CAPsident • crapcident • chatslide • Craeside • crapalier • Crapccidental
crapslices
Coined: May 30th, 2007. SoCal, USA
Description: An expletive very similar in definition to snap or shnap - and the latter, only the definition(s) similar to those of snap. Unlike snap or even crap, "crapslices" does NOT have the exuberant "Oh yeah!" connotation that many other such interjections have. Its two meanings are:
1.) "Oh no. Now what am I gonna do?": worry
2.) "Oh no!"/"Oh yes!" "Y'all got served! Now what are ya gonna do?": mildly wise-guy-in-your-face (In this usage, it is highly encouraged that one says "Oh crapslices" in the same manner that Quagmire from Family Guy says "All right.")
Description: An expletive very similar in definition to snap or shnap - and the latter, only the definition(s) similar to those of snap. Unlike snap or even crap, "crapslices" does NOT have the exuberant "Oh yeah!" connotation that many other such interjections have. Its two meanings are:
1.) "Oh no. Now what am I gonna do?": worry
2.) "Oh no!"/"Oh yes!" "Y'all got served! Now what are ya gonna do?": mildly wise-guy-in-your-face (In this usage, it is highly encouraged that one says "Oh crapslices" in the same manner that Quagmire from Family Guy says "All right.")
Corresponding to the numbers above:
1.) Me: "Hey man, what did you write about for the assignment?" Them: "Assignment?" *registers* "Oh crapslices." (This was almost exactly how it was spontaneously coined.)
2.) Them: "Hey man, he won the game just like you said! Mad predicting skills, yo!" Me: "Oh crapslices!"
1.) Me: "Hey man, what did you write about for the assignment?" Them: "Assignment?" *registers* "Oh crapslices." (This was almost exactly how it was spontaneously coined.)
2.) Them: "Hey man, he won the game just like you said! Mad predicting skills, yo!" Me: "Oh crapslices!"
crapslices by benchley July 18, 2007
crackslide
a term used for when one puts their hand in another's butt crack and slides in an upward motion, then slaps the butt.
crackslide by TheCrackSlidingKidOnTheLoose!! July 11, 2010
crapcident
When you are out somewhere and you have to take a crap really bad but you think you can make it home. While driving home you hit a bump and explode in your pants. This is a crapcident.
crapcident by Chocolate Explosion April 16, 2009
CAPsident
A CAPsident occurs when you are typing on a keyboard (usually when you are just getting used to a new one) and you unintentionally hit the Caps Lock key.
Person #1: Kat Von D is a babe...
Person #2: yeah, I would toTALLY TAP THAT
Person #2: Oooops! CAPsident!
Person #2: yeah, I would toTALLY TAP THAT
Person #2: Oooops! CAPsident!
CAPsident by Fishnets&G-stings March 4, 2010
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