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snack rule by Yoitshypermanset December 3, 2019
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Snackrilege
Person 1: Hey dude, wanna triscuit?
Person 2: God no, triscuits taste like week old ass.
Person 1: Bite your tongue blasphemer, I will not stand for such snackrilege!
Person 2: *flips bird*
Person 2: God no, triscuits taste like week old ass.
Person 1: Bite your tongue blasphemer, I will not stand for such snackrilege!
Person 2: *flips bird*
Snackrilege by St.Charlatan March 8, 2010
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snack rule • snackrilege • snackriledge • Snack Pack • snack-cident • Snack Bar • Snack Wrap • Snack attack • snack cake • snack off
snackriledge
Snack foods that are expected to be exceptional, but do not live up to their expectations and result in disappointment, usually utter disappointment. Also a portmanteau of the words "snack" and "sacrilege"
snackriledge by Lillithb May 23, 2008
snackrilege
1. Buying some sugary abomination, usually from a vending machine.
2. Eating something that your posse would normally consider un-cool.
2. Eating something that your posse would normally consider un-cool.
I committed an act of gross snackrilege today: I secretly bought a bag of Gummy Bears from the vending machine and ate them all.
snackrilege by TheDeathBot April 16, 2009
snackrilege
1. The act of disrespecting a delicious snack by deliberately consuming a snack of lesser quality
2. treating a low quality snack as interchangeable with a snack of better quality
2. treating a low quality snack as interchangeable with a snack of better quality
Man 1:"Hey man, would you like some of my mom's homemade cookies?"
Man 2:"Nah dude, I have these store-brand cookies I got on sale at Walmart."
Man 1: "Woah. that's some serious snackrilege."
Man 2:"Nah dude, I have these store-brand cookies I got on sale at Walmart."
Man 1: "Woah. that's some serious snackrilege."
snackrilege by MaeFlower314 November 18, 2022
Snackrilege
After a long day at work, I went to the fridge to grab my leftovers only to find that my husband had committed snackrilege.
Snackrilege by HangryWordsmith March 2, 2026
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