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snowbandit

In the case of a blizzard/whiteout, there are those, most often of younger age, that will immediately gear up and set out into the snow-coated streets with one objective in mind; dominate with snow. These are snowbandits, one with the white, clandestine in their operations, and always armed with a variety of different caliber snowballs to suit any given situation. Often moves in groups of two or more, though the occasional lone wolf may be encountered. Be cautious of their cleverness in tactics, the snowbandits are not to be underestimated.
"What the hell happened to you?"

"I was on my way home from the grocery store, and I got ambushed guerrilla-style by a group of snowbandits. They plastered me with slushballs, a brutal choice. I only barely managed to escape."
snowbandit by Bezekric May 18, 2005
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Snowbanking 

The act of having to park in a space that is half filled with snow, usually meaning that one or two car wheels will be elevated.
Due to lack of parking spaces, she had to resort to snowbanking and her left two tires were stuck in the snow.
Snowbanking by Poetic Diva March 8, 2011

soubandith 

The middle name of a loser who sucks at everything.
The duck lord is better than that Soubandith
soubandith by Shsjd June 17, 2022
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