SHipple
SHipple by nachocheez11 June 21, 2019
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Shnipple Shnap
A word used to respond to someone without actually having to know the topic of the conversation or the proper response.
Syn. - Filler, Idle Response
Syn. - Filler, Idle Response
"Dude, I just saw Dukes of Hazzard and it was totally freakin' awesome! I love good cinema."
"Shnipple Shnap. I'm gonna go smok-a-bol."
"Shnipple Shnap. I'm gonna go smok-a-bol."
Shnipple Shnap by i.wms September 12, 2005
snippler
A person using a cellular device in a dark room, thereby distracting others from the focus of their attention.
During the prologue of a book reading, we were suddenly distracted by a snippler in front of us who was looking up The Page 69 Test on his phone. How rude!
snippler by snipplerpolice October 11, 2010
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