swacky
Something which is both wordsmoothword and wordwackyword
swacky by JimmyJames May 25, 2003
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sacky bobo
Northern irish slang used particularly in the new lodge area, circa 1970.
To experience "bad luck", modern abreviation "shattered" or "gutted".
To experience "bad luck", modern abreviation "shattered" or "gutted".
Guy 1: My granny got hit by a bus
Guy 2: Sacky bobo son (accompanied with hand gesture which is like waving a dead cat in front of a fire).
Guy 2: Sacky bobo son (accompanied with hand gesture which is like waving a dead cat in front of a fire).
sacky bobo by getthepensionbooksout April 11, 2009
snacky cakes
A snack eaten in South Park, presumably by Eric Cartman. Also see beefy logs, cookie dings, and cheesy poofs.
snacky cakes by Mad Walrus August 6, 2002
SWANKY
Swanky
snacky smores
Snacky smores are eaten by the characters in South Park, along with snacky cakes, snacky candy, cheesy poofs, doodie bars, and veal roll ups.
"This message brought to you by Snacky Smores, the delicious taste of smores in a delightful cookie crunch"
snacky smores by Bill DiGregorio October 1, 2005
coo coo swack
coo coo swack by Kat Adler December 7, 2011
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