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snogan by Mrs Mooney July 5, 2018
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Snogan by Darealkeevo July 1, 2024
Snowanasia
Snowanasia - (from New Jersey meaning "slow death from massive snowstorms)
Snowanasia is categorized in different ways, which include voluntary, non-voluntary, or involuntary and active or passive.
Snowanasia is usually used to refer to active hatred of being snowed in week after week and in this sense, snowanasia is usually considered to be caused by a lack of snow shovels, snow blowers, warm clothing, warm gloves and a good supply of salt to deice ones driveway or walkway.
Snowanasia is categorized in different ways, which include voluntary, non-voluntary, or involuntary and active or passive.
Snowanasia is usually used to refer to active hatred of being snowed in week after week and in this sense, snowanasia is usually considered to be caused by a lack of snow shovels, snow blowers, warm clothing, warm gloves and a good supply of salt to deice ones driveway or walkway.
Hey dude, I've been snowed in all winter. Can't get to work, can't see my girlfriend, I'm eating outdated cornflakes and I'm going crazy. Could I commit snowaside? I think the honorable thing to do is snowanasia!
Snowanasia by BobNJ January 13, 2011
sogand
sogand by juicy insulin May 28, 2016
Snagan
When a person is both a snake and a pagan. Can be used when you do not want to waste breath on saying both words separately.
Snagan by MasterMikes December 14, 2014
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