shnapps
shnapps by durtysowth July 6, 2005
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schnappster
a very large bottle of cheap-ass peppermint schnapps. refer to the movie "The Stoned Age" for further guidance.
schnappster by Pat Kulju December 16, 2003
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Peppermint Schnapps
Peppermint liqueur of a higher alcoholic content and less sweet than creme de menthe; often taken on the rocks or with coke and ice.
Peppermint Schnapps by OneBadAsp October 28, 2006
Schnappsis
n. A condensed statement or outline of a previous night after having blacked out from heavy drinking.
Person 1: "Ugh, I can't believe how much we drank last night, can someone please tell me what happened?"
Person 2: "It's a long story, I'll give you the schnappsis"
Person 2: "It's a long story, I'll give you the schnappsis"
Schnappsis by DerekT October 24, 2011
Schnappschat
1: "Snap chat and alcohol DO NOT mix."
2: "Snapchat? You mean SCHNAPPSCHAT. Amirite?"
1: "God damn it."
2: "Why not?"
1: "So?"
2: "Snapchat? You mean SCHNAPPSCHAT. Amirite?"
1: "God damn it."
2: "Why not?"
1: "So?"
Schnappschat by jadedeconomist February 8, 2014
schnappszahl
A schnappszahl is typically a birthday that has two of the same numbers in the age, like 22, 33, 44 and 77. It's a German word that literally translates to liquor number, so how can you go wrong with that?
Fritz is celebrating his 55th birthday this year, which is a schnappszahl and that means everyone will do some shots with him.
schnappszahl by siedlervoncatan March 6, 2016
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