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snowdropping
originated in Australian prisons. It is a slang word for stealing clothes from other people's clothes lines. Prisoners sometimes did this when needing a quick change of appearance.
The convict entered my neighbour's backyard and snowdropped her clothesline.
To convict "Where did you get those clothes from?"
Convict "I went snowdropping."
To convict "Where did you get those clothes from?"
Convict "I went snowdropping."
snowdropping by Dan DENNIS May 4, 2006
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snow dropper by The Pud August 2, 2007
Snowtrooper
Snowtrooper by Star_Wars_Geek_1 April 26, 2004
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Snagdropper by peelicker10 October 11, 2023
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