sonasa
a phrase made popular by Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie on "The Simple Life" the actuall meaning of the word is still unknown, but its fun to sing in an annoying voice while dancing sideways across a street.
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Sanasaa
Sanasaaa, Sanasaaa. Sanna Sansaaa..
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sonasa • sonata arctica • sanasaegyo • sonata • Sonsa • SoraSafe • Sanasa • Sanasaa • Sanasageyo • SNASA
Saturday Sonata
Saturday Sonata is an artist based in Los Angeles, California. Originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma and moving to Los Angeles at only 17, Saturday takes inspiration from the likes of Post Malone, Juice WRLD and Saint JHN to name a few. His ability to create intricate patterns and tones in his Emo Trap/R&B slow type songs with a mix of country he grew up with is profound. His music discusses issues of alcoholism, heartbreak and growing up mostly on his own.
Saturday Sonata by Sabir Mahida August 11, 2020
Sonsabitches!! Bumpuses!!
Exclaimed by the old man in the scene from the classic movie "A Christmas Story" where the Bumpuses' dogs eat the Christmas Turkey.
Is also widely used when something you were looking forward to goes all wrong.
Is also widely used when something you were looking forward to goes all wrong.
Jake: Hey Kate you're looking FINE tonight wanna go back to my place and have sex all night long?
Kate: Sorry hon I'm on the rag...
Jake: Sonsabitches!! Bumpuses!!
Kate: Sorry hon I'm on the rag...
Jake: Sonsabitches!! Bumpuses!!
Sonsabitches!! Bumpuses!! by Noizehed December 20, 2006
Sanasa
A term coined by Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie, chanted in melody and sung at random when bored or looking for fun & silly attention.
The term is chanted over in an improvisational manner, but the last "sanasa" is always screamed very loudly. On ocassion, it is likely to add syllables of "sa" at the end.
Note: very often mistakenly quoted as "sadasa" or "salsa"
The term is chanted over in an improvisational manner, but the last "sanasa" is always screamed very loudly. On ocassion, it is likely to add syllables of "sa" at the end.
Note: very often mistakenly quoted as "sadasa" or "salsa"
Sanasa by Anthony Lucio January 21, 2007
SNASA
SNASA by Ted Mosby: Architect... November 16, 2009
songsa
songsa by iSmooshTurtles November 4, 2010
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dead drop
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No Surprises Wedding
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This designation comes from Reddit, where so many stories of bad wedding behavior indicated a need to communicate expectations for the wedding behavior of attendees.
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