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A snittle is when you shit a little.
..... I just snittled.
Snittle by leacd189 March 20, 2011
A form of incontinence. Or lack of bladder control
"I have an extreme case of the snittles."
snittle by Jody Jamieson March 9, 2004
A half eaten cookie that has sprinkles on it.
There was a snittle in my fridge that i don't remember eating.
Snittle by SamWitch0122 November 19, 2016

Snitties 

Snake titties, namely one of an anthropomorphic snake of some sort.
“Oh my god, Roman, stop staring at Dee’s snitties and judge the case!”

“Dee, pal, your name isn’t ‘Jealousy’, calm thy snitties.”

“Hhhng, Thomas, I’m trying to convince you to take the callback, but I’m dummy thicc, and the clap of my snitties is distracting the judge.”

hugs and skittles 

Code words for “Drugs and Sex”. H=Dr and ex=kittles
This doctor examining my eyes was so hot, so I offered her hugs and skittles, but she slapped me in the face and called security.

hugs and skittles 

Hugs and Skittles is code for "Drugs and Sex." Dr=H and ex=kittles. Used when talking about drugs and sex, but don't want parents to hear about it.
My eye doctor was smoking hot, so I offered her hugs and skittles. But she rolled her eyes and called security on me.
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So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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I watched "Smallville" on Netflix the other day. Dude, it was ten seasons of filler before he finally flew! Major Surf Dracula Syndrome!
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