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snatch her weave

This term can either mean literally or theoretically . Snatching an actual weave (hair piece) will upset someone. Theoretically it means calling someone out, putting them on the spot, taking their pride basically
"Girl I'm boutta snatch her weave she actin like a fool"
snatch her weave by homie102) March 18, 2017
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Weave Snatcher 

A female who pulls out another females weave while in the act of fighting.
Yesterday Shaquita beat kaykay ass!!! I think i saw her pull on that weave. That bitch a Weave Snatcher!
Weave Snatcher by plm_ic January 23, 2014

Weave Snatcher 

A bitch who don’t play with other bitches. She tends to take up weave out when fighting. Or she’s just to scared to say anything so she says she will snatch thy weave.
Shannah: “Did You See That Girl Talk shit?! She finna get snatched “

Rebecca: “Omg Sister you’re such a weave snatcher!!”

weave snatcher 

a weave snatcher is someone who steals someone fame or recognition or someone can say someone snatched a persons weave.
"She really snatched her weave"
"that girl is a weave snatcher"

Weave Snatcher 

Someone who snatches one's weave
"Abigail, you are one dirty dirty weave snatcher"

african weave snatcher 

A term used in placement of an offensive name when referring to someone who is “pulling at your hair” or therefore, getting on your nerves. Most commonly used by people of African origin.
1. Stop being an African weave snatcher, you annoying twit.
2. You’re such an African weave snatcher, you know. You get under my skin.
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