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SMSB (Save my soul bitch)
When you get cornered after meetings by old folks at work and you can't be rude and say that you have to go because their stories mean everything to them. Text your co-worker "SMSB", he/she will come and rescue your soul.
SMSB by Alibaba6.0 August 12, 2016
Related Words
smsb • smsbb • SMSBFW
Suck my skinny balls

A phrase came from Ellen who had Anorexia in the movie on Netflix β€œTo The Bone”.
Therapist: Ellen, do you think there’s a way you can express that without discounting Penny’s feelings?

Ellen: *chuckles* SMSB :)
SMSBFW this word is what teenage kids say these days it means suck my strap big fat whore this is a inside joke for teens
You should SMSBFW
SMSBFW by AMA+abi November 19, 2019
smsbb means shaking my small black balls
yo chancey lemme see you smsbb
smsbb by yousmelllikecheese123 January 18, 2020
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