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snazzgasm 

verb. -ˈsnæzgæzəm- colloquialism

The biochemical reaction that takes place in ones loins after bearing witness to something outrageously fashionable and/or eloquently flashy; Usually caused by an outfit or particularly stylish article of clothing.
Man 1: "Hey, did you see Rob's new fedora?"

Man 2: "Yeah, I barely caught a glimpse before my groin began to spasm in ecstasy."

Man 1: "Well, boy howdy! You must've had a snazzgasm!"
snazzgasm by D Willy March 25, 2010
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snazztastical 

A combination of the words snazzy, fantastic, and radical.
person 1- "How was your day?"
person 2- "Snazztastical."
snazztastical by toocoolforschool October 13, 2005

spazzgasm 

when something is so awesome and amazing that it makes you want to go talk about it all the time. something overly exciting.
Did you see that double rainbow?! It was so spazzgasmic!
spazzgasm by wonderwendy July 27, 2010

spazzygasm

A spazmatic moment of joy, resembling that of an orgasm.
climax,oh my god oh my god oh my god. Don't have a spazzygasm it's not that important.
spazzygasm by Your Pseudoname October 14, 2010

sneezgasm 

when one orgasms from sneezing 8 times in a row or more.
Cora had a sneezgasm last night!
sneezgasm by Mill33 June 28, 2011

Snazztastic 

The word Snazztastic describes something that the speaker feels is the pinnacle of its field, the best of its kind.
"How are you feeling?" "Snazztastic!"
"I like your Snazztastic hair cut!"
"Is that a new bin? It's Snazztastic!"
Snazztastic by Butterbean145 June 2, 2008

snapgasm 

1. An orgasm from a snapchat

2. A snapchat video of an orgasm
1. He looked so hot in that snapchat it gave me a total snapgasm.

2. I sent him a snapgasm in the middle of class because i wanted to give him a massive boner for the rest of science.
snapgasm by beatznotbombz May 10, 2014
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