snatcherific
snatcherific by brewmeistertony1 May 14, 2010
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snatchrifice
I really wanted some pussy before I left for the airport but if I did I'd miss my plane, so I had to snatchrifice.
snatchrifice by jrod802 April 30, 2010
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sketcherific
being sketchy, which is terrific. can be defined as hanging out on park avenue or 86th street at odd hours of the night...also 74th and 1st or lex. being a SKETCHBALL, or SKETCHY, like michael fribourg even though we love him.
sketcherific by devgenncarolinenaughtythree December 9, 2004
Sketcherific, [Sketchy]
Sketcherific, [Sketchy] by DaveW June 17, 2005
Snatcharific
1. If something excites you to the point of orgasm
2. A sarcastic way to describe bad luck
3. Something that tastes amazing when you eat it
2. A sarcastic way to describe bad luck
3. Something that tastes amazing when you eat it
I won the lotto, that's snatcharific!!
Well isn't that just snatcharific.
This pizza is so snatcharific!!
Well isn't that just snatcharific.
This pizza is so snatcharific!!
Snatcharific by littlebuddy518 March 23, 2011
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