whipper snippers
whipper snippers by Old man Johnson December 12, 2018
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whipper-snipper
Slang for grass line trimmers often used by Aussies and Eastern Canadians,
largely Cape Bretoners and newfies .
the tool is often used for cleaning up the extra grass missed by the mower in tight spaces.
largely Cape Bretoners and newfies .
the tool is often used for cleaning up the extra grass missed by the mower in tight spaces.
whipper-snipper by coleisanassmunch April 27, 2019
Sydney Whipper-Snipper Massacre
The Sydney version of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre in which a poor Campbelltown hobo decided to blame the world for all his problems. Being a hobo he could not afford a chainsaw and had to settle for a whipper-snipper from the local dump. He then proceeded to kill every plant in his vicinity. It was a dark day indeed for all vegetarians, gardeners and general plant life. Its rumoured he attacked plants because not only did he have to resort to a whipper-snipper, the object itself was of typical campbelltown quality and therefore wasn't sufficient enough to cause injuries to humans.
Sydney Whipper-Snipper Massacre by D.E March 18, 2004
whipper-snipper
A snippet is a brief quotable passage. People who think in snippets are called 'whipper-snippers.'
Women have a greater propensity to hear snippets and deduce from them because they have conversational skills that men don't have and men tend to internalize and think about things differently.
Women have a greater propensity to hear snippets and deduce from them because they have conversational skills that men don't have and men tend to internalize and think about things differently.
While driving in a car:
Man: Oh! There's that trading firm. I made millions off of them.
Woman: Williams!? What is that!? Williams!? Williams!? What is that!?!
Man: Williams!? What is Williams!? I said millions, 'whipper-snipper.' Where do you get 'williams' from 'millions' talking about a trading firm!?
Man: Oh! There's that trading firm. I made millions off of them.
Woman: Williams!? What is that!? Williams!? Williams!? What is that!?!
Man: Williams!? What is Williams!? I said millions, 'whipper-snipper.' Where do you get 'williams' from 'millions' talking about a trading firm!?
whipper-snipper by chewinggumtester December 18, 2012
whippersnappers
small fireworks. half the size of a dime, twice as loud as a snap of the fingers. no harm when exploded on skin.
my buddy woke me up this morning by throwing a whipper snapper in my face.
they sell whippersnappers almost anywhere so you don't need to visit a fireworks store.
they sell whippersnappers almost anywhere so you don't need to visit a fireworks store.
whippersnappers by Colemayne June 18, 2018
Whippersnappers
Whippersnappers by Checkmatethankyou July 7, 2020
whippersnipper
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