snapcase
(Noun - Person) A snapcase is a person who is easily angered and randomly throws angry fits towards another person or thing.
snapcase by Brogan Scott Houston McIntyre March 1, 2007
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Snapcase
Something that is viewed as state-of-the-art and the height of innovation at that moment, but a decade later is deplorable. Snapcase was a band that, in its time, was seen by the hardcore music scene as THE future of music. Now, you'd have to pay someone to listen to their CD.
"That dude Chaucey is pretty cool with those kissing lips tattooed on his neck and his huge piercings, his Iphone 5 and his pants around his ankles."
"Oh, he'll be Snapcase next year. Don't sweat it. Everyone's got those stupid lip kiss tattoos on their neck now."
"Oh, he'll be Snapcase next year. Don't sweat it. Everyone's got those stupid lip kiss tattoos on their neck now."
Snapcase by GwarbeforeGwar June 1, 2013
Snapcash
Feature on snapchat that let's users send money to other users. This as open the doors for pay per view nudes. This also opens up a new career known as a "snaphoe"
Snapcash by Lwellington June 22, 2015
Snapcast
Broadcasting realtime videos over snapchat like breaking news. These videos are highly informative and deliver fresh stories as they happen to their intended audiences.
Snapcash
Feature on snapchat that let's users send money to other users. This as open the doors for pay per view nudes. This also opens up a new career known as a snaphoe
Snapcash by Lwellington June 22, 2015
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