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snap off by drunken_marlboroman August 5, 2008
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snap off
A slang word to describe the perfect vagina for mantaining an erection in that it is small enough to squeeze or snap off your cock keeping the blood in your penis allowing you to maintain an erection. Especially while partying too hard causing ED. Best when frombe, creating the best angle vs. pubic bone senario.
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snap-off
The part of a stool which is not exited as a complete entity and remains lodged in the anus often requiring excessive wipeage and strain to complete entire removal.As opposed to a 'white angel'.
Looking dismally at the empty toilet roll dispenser Ron could almost guarantee he was in for a snap-off
snap-off by Tom 'Ral' Riley February 8, 2008
snap off a log
snap off a log by Turd Burger Boy October 6, 2003
Snap Off A Darkie
Snap Off A Darkie by 69winkies February 11, 2008
Snap off a Deuce
The act of defecation. Taking a crap. Shitting. The Deuce is the noun for the fecal matter, and to "snap it off" is to excrete it.
Come on into the theater, I got the tickets!
Okay, but you get the popcorn because I have to snap off a deuce really quick.
Okay, but you get the popcorn because I have to snap off a deuce really quick.
Snap off a Deuce by instrumentoffear May 18, 2009
snap off a monkey tail
snap off a monkey tail by El Donko Deluxo June 27, 2003
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