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Wig Snatched 

Wig Snatched can be used to call something wonderful, beautiful or to express surprise-ment.

Similar to shook, shooketh or quaking.
Comes from 'weave snatched'.
Often written as: 'wig snatch', 'wig snatcher' or 'wig gone'.
Got my wig snatched with that voice holy shit

smash bros 2k18 special move: wig snatch

BISH MmMFff MY WIG HAS BEEN SNATCHED
Wig Snatched by IchWilleDieTod November 13, 2018

wig snatched 

wig snatched means your blown away by some kind of performance given by an artist.
BTS: does dionysus
armys: wig snatched
wig snatched by taexri June 6, 2019

Wig snatched 

Being surprised or caught off gaurd
When I saw the pigment on the eye shadows I got my wig snatched
Wig snatched by HamforHam August 25, 2018

Wig snatched 

When someone posts a BOMB selfie and your wig flies all the way to Mars
Crush: posts a selfie that is good enough for the gods

Me: wig snatched and detached
Wig snatched by Pinto fried bean September 7, 2018

my wig flew/snatched 

a phrase used to define extreme shock and being surprised because of something that you saw.
" omg did you see that jillie edit, my wig flew/snatched i can't anymore!"
my wig flew/snatched by pureismileven February 25, 2018

snatched my weave 

A phrase used to describe being astoundingly impressed
Holy shit! Did you see their dance choreography? Parris Goebel just totally snatched my weave
snatched my weave by Cocomon March 4, 2016
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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Slop Grenade

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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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