Snatch It
Alex: Hey how did the interviews go today?
Dave: Great, I think I’m going to snatch it and hire the chick.
Dave: Great, I think I’m going to snatch it and hire the chick.
Snatch It by ShadeHunter February 22, 2021
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snatch-it-mcgrab
snatch-it-mcgrab/snah-tch-itt-mik-GRAB, verb:
1. To take or to grab
2. To steal or take something maliciously
3. To imply sexual intercourse; to tap
1. To take or to grab
2. To steal or take something maliciously
3. To imply sexual intercourse; to tap
snatch-it-mcgrab by Hortance Snorgborgland April 10, 2008
snatch-it-mcgrab
snatch-it-mcgrab/snah-tch-itt-mik-GRAB, verb:
1. To take or to grab
2. To steal or take something maliciously
3. To imply sexual intercourse; to tap
1. To take or to grab
2. To steal or take something maliciously
3. To imply sexual intercourse; to tap
snatch-it-mcgrab by Efram April 9, 2008
snatch-it-mcgrab
snatch-it-mcgrab by Efram April 9, 2008
Snatchitory Rape
Yes, guys usually take advantage of girls, but this is the opposite. Also, relatable to situations when that certain friend doesn't want to admit to the previous night's blunder.
Friend 1: hey suit, you sleep with that girl last night?
Friend 2: not exactly sure.
Friend 1: ah, we got ourselves a snatchitory rape case.
Friend 2: not exactly sure.
Friend 1: ah, we got ourselves a snatchitory rape case.
Snatchitory Rape by InoWHATuDIDlastNIGHT March 2, 2010
snatchity
Dont be snatchity...
"The employee's of starbucks in Pullman Washington are to Snatchity for their own good"
"The employee's of starbucks in Pullman Washington are to Snatchity for their own good"
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