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snardy by Buttons O tool September 11, 2008
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Snaddy
This is refers to Professor Snape from Harry Potter. It is a combination of the word "Daddy" and Snape.
Snaddy by Blooregard Kazoo December 20, 2020
snarky
"Snarky" is used to describe speech with a specific emotional tone, typically a form of sarcasm informed by cheekiness and a mild, playful irreverence or impudence. When the dominant intent of the communication is to express or convey direct or judgmental rudeness, the sense of mild cheekiness is lost and the overall communication crosses the line to become "snide."
The young music reviewer's snarky comments about the aging rock star's choice in clothing ultimately cost her an interview with the star months later.
snarky by Momoinator September 24, 2009
snarby
snarry
From the Harry Potter slash fandom, snarry is the term for a relationship between Professor Snape and Harry.
Can also be used to describe your preferred ship
Can also be used to describe your preferred ship
snarly
Audibly or visibly irritable and peeved, with a tendency towards profanity and rudeness. A combination of surly and snarling. A condition often caused by caffeine withdrawal, nicotine withdrawal, or delaying meals.
"Watch out for Dan, he gets really snarly before lunch. Yesterday I went into his office to ask for his help on a project and he told me to piss off".
snarly by bartlebyscrivens April 1, 2010
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Boyfriend: Have a visit from Palmela Handerson of course!
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