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Snowbirding

In basketball, after a missed shot by your team, all the players on your team gets back on defense except one. After your team gets a stop, causes a turnover, or a made basket, a team member quickly throws a full-court pass to the player who didn't get back for an easy bucket before the opposing team can recover.
"John's always snowbirding, he never gets back on D."
Snowbirding by streetpoet1 April 9, 2009

Snowbirding

A military term used when describing someone who is required to be at a certain training assignment but cannot actually begin for an extended period of time. Therefore they have to just chill in the area (like a snowbird) until they can finally conduct their assigned training. Sometimes they are given menial tasks or details, especially when snowbirding for several weeks or even months.
My training here at Sill was pushed back three months, so I'll be snowbirding until then.
Snowbirding by ClubG August 27, 2008

Snowbirding

v. - when your lover or partner has a cold, it is implied that you go "south" (ie: perform oral sex) in order to avoid contracting the cold.
Susan has the mad flu, but when she's hopped up on cold medicine and feeling good I go snowbirding. I don't have any sick days left.
Snowbirding by okfinethisismyname January 24, 2011

snowbirding

Snowbirding is when a male sneaks up on a sleeping female, opens her left eye and ejaculates inside of it. After this, the male opens the right eyelid and spits in it, before punshing her, forcing the cum through her eyelids, down her nasal passage, up into the lungs, before it is excreted via her mouth.

History: This word was Unveiled after reading the history of Lord Byron II court appeal, after being accused of sexually molesting his wife.
"Yo hommie I went snowbirding last night, and I think that your mother left a present on your carpet."
snowbirding by Miss Kosberg December 31, 2004

songburning

A typo, presented in the Swedish Eurovision qualifying. it is meant to be "song burning" which means that a song keeps repeating in your head and you find yourself singing the song non stop.
Damn, in my head i've got this "songburning" and i can't get it out.
songburning by Svingarn February 10, 2018
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