sac fly
The act of leaving a party in such a way as to entice law enforcement officials to pursue, so that everyone else can get away clean.
sac fly by gingervitus January 13, 2009
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sac fly
Having to do with, or pertaining to the act of exiting a party in a manner in which the cops pursue in order to allow everyone else to make a break for it.
sac fly by gingervitus October 9, 2008
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sac fly
The act of leaving a party in such a way as to get chased by law enforcement officials, hoping to lure them away from the group so everyone else can make a break for it.
sac fly by gingervitus January 17, 2009
Sac fly
The act of taking one for the team on a two man or just in general with a girl or guy who’s not easy on the eyes
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