Snackeroo
fun snack cute way of saying snack. eroo makes it fun. =My tummy suggest we should have a small snackeroo. Etymology : extension =Pooh Bear, Winnie the Pooh, the cartoon television More…
Snackrifice
An action, by which one must sacrifice food for some purpose. =This could be for a diet, a friend, or some greater food related cause. The word is a blend of the words "snack" More…
snail mail
the US Postal service. Used to describe the US Postal service and how long it takes them to deliver a letter compared to instantaneous e-mail. Read it on internet. =snail mail. More…
Snail Mail
The standard system of mail delivery in which letters, documents, and packages are physically transported from one location to another, in contrast to electronic mail. =More and more More…
snap
an exclamation of astonishment, incredulity, or realization; typically used as in the following, “oh, snap” Etymology : new meaning placed upon a common verb "to snap"
snap
An expletive used when a particularly caustic remark has been made. 'Snap' possibly is used due to its symbolism for the quickness of the offending remark ('as quick as a snap'). It is most More…
snap
An exclamation, usually uttered in disbelief or when something bad happens A nicer exclamation instead of using a bad word. It might have come about from people about to use a swear word More…
snap
Used to express dismay, surprise, or joy Snap is frequently used as a substitute for the more crass interjection "shit" because of audial similarity. It also has sound symbolism and is a More…
snap
alertness, energy, vigor widening talking about a relative; ability to think and understand quickly =She's got snap. Etymology : widening of snap =Conversation with relative
Snap
(Exclamation) A word usually used in place of the word “shit”, when expressing shock, surprise, excitement, dismay, etc. =“Oh snap! My mom left 23 missed calls on my phone, I’m screwed” More…
snarf
something that happens when someone’s sick and laughing, where they snort and the immediately vomit afterwards. Quite a spectacle, really – funny as heck, but I imagine More…
snarky
Cruel or upset, particularly while speaking Possible reason used: There isn’t really another word that has the desired meaning. Even, “being cruel through speech” More…
snarky
antagonistic, unpredictable The word “snark” already exists in computer terminology to refer to an unexplained or threatening event on a computer, such as a file entry that More…
Snarliness
Somewhat ill-tempered or irritable. Jake was trying to describe the man’s behavior and knew the word snarl, so he probably decided to make the word into an adjective by adding the More…
Snazzy
well-dressed, sharp, presentable. The word seems to refer to how sharp and presentable a person looks. I have often heard people refer to handsome, well-dressed guys as snazzy. After More…
SNC
to obtain approval, as for a club activity, from Rice University officials, particularly Sarah Nelson Crawford, Director of Student Activities Very concise way of referring to the process More…
sneakerhead
(sneaker N + head N) a person who collects limited edition or vintage shoes. = Sneaker has come to represent a shoe that was made for the purpose of playing sports or daily wear. However, More…
sneezetipated
the feeling that one needs to sneeze, but is not able to - similar to constipation ="I hate being sneezetipated..." Etymology : 'sneeze' + (cons)'tipated' More…