Snatches
Snatches by KravinSnatches July 26, 2009
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Snatches
The art of grabbing a male of female's nipple without them noticing. Snatches can only be prevented by saying "No Snatches" which then grants immunity for 2 minutes.
Snatches
Snatches by Laylay davis February 9, 2019
Snatches
To quickly seize (something) in a rude or eager way from ones possession.
synonyms: grab, seize, take hold of, get one's hands on, take, pluck
synonyms: grab, seize, take hold of, get one's hands on, take, pluck
1) My sister played snatches with my favorite tie-dye hoodie. I know I'm not getting that back.
2) She played snatches with the cookies from the plate"
2) She played snatches with the cookies from the plate"
Snatches by Melissa Trot December 3, 2016
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The act of sucking penis so hard that the very fabric of reality begins to warp around the dick, causing a loop therefore creating an eternal cycle of glizzy gobbling.
The universe began with The Gawk Gawk Supreme Vacuum Seal Double Twisty Suction Pump Soul Snatcher Combo 3000, and so it will end with The Gawk Gawk Supreme Vacuum Seal Double Twisty Suction Pump Soul Snatcher Combo 3000.
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