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snuck ya 

You finally are able to make connect with an ex that has done his/her best to keep you away (restraining orders, changing home address and/or phone numbers) but you presisted thinking he/she will find it romantic and endearing and want you back.
She blocked my old cell so I just got another one and texted her at 3 in the morning. All I put was SNUCK YA! and she knew it was me.
snuck ya by St. Tee August 11, 2010
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Suck Ya Madda 

another way of telling someone to go fuck themselves
yo puss ol, gwaan guh suck ya madda
Suck Ya Madda by darealbwoy May 12, 2011

Sometimes ya gotta suck ya own tiddies 

When a man is doing less than the bare minimum so you have to step in and do all the work or else it will never get done
Abby: Are you going to do any more for this group project?

Matt: I already wrote the intro and I’m busy this week

Abby: Sometimes ya gotta suck ya own tiddies

Go suck ya mudda likkle bwoi 

Telling someone to go suck there mother and calling them a little boy. This is in patois the language that is spoken in Jamaica. This line is heard most of the time when people are in an argument or are mad at someone
Your calling me a bitch we’ll go suck ya mudda likkle bwoi

Suck ya mum 

When a man says suck ya mum run
Suck ya mum by Bezzer January 8, 2020

Suck ya mum 

An insult mainly used by 7 year old Fortnite players when they are angry with someone for not giving them a golden scar.
Billy: gimme that scar

Terry: nah g
Billy: well suck ya mum
Suck ya mum by Fannyfucker420 April 22, 2021

Suck ya Mum and finger ya Dad 

Offensive term often used on trolls or people that piss Hannah off in the Bebahan stream.
"Go suck ya Mum and finger ya Dad"
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Respectfully 

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murderhobo 

In a tabletop game, a murderhobo is a player who murders NPCs indiscriminately. This is normally derogatory, referring to a player who totally ignores quests, dialog, backstory, trade, world building etc.

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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