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sabertooth crotch cricket

  • Really bad crabs.

    by Loki, Menomonie, WI, USA, Feb 05 2003.

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SA boutique

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sabre rattler

  • an impotent warmonger. from the expression "to rattle one's sabre" an attempt to scare off or threaten one's enemy without actual force
    Saddam Hussein isn't a threat, he's just a sabre-rattler.

    by Anthony V., Sep 18 2004.

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saccharin

  • excellent, fun;sweet. Origin: Used in place of the word sweet. Saccharin is a substance that is 200 times sweeter than sugar.
    That movie was saccharin!

    by Bennett P., Iowa, USA, Jun 30 2002.

  • too sweet or too polite.
    I don't trust her, with her saccharine smiles.
    saccharine love songs

    by doctor d., Apr 27 2009.

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sack

  • testicles. Sentence implies to be masculine and not feminine.
    Get a sack and go ask her out.

    by Hoss C., Montrose, CO, USA, Nov 12 2001.

  • n. A bag of drugs, usually marijuana, varies between regions.
    I'll buy a sack.

    by Theodor C., Jan 22 2002.

  • bag of marijuana.
    lets go get a sack.

    by tina, Worley, ID, USA, Jan 23 2003.

noun

  • to fire from a job.

    by WalterGR, Aug 31 2009.

  • bed, in the phrase "hit the sack."

    by WalterGR, Aug 31 2009.

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sack off

verb

  • get rid of, lose deliberately, to break relations between, a person or an activity.
    Eric joined us, but I managed to sack him off when we went to the club.
    I've sacked off playing golf because it hurts my back.

    by Matthew R., Blackpool, United Kingdom, May 31 2004.

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sack tap

  • To back hand another guys balls usually for saying something dumb.
    I just sack taped this kid.

    by Spencer M., CT 06514, USA, Sep 27 2002.

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sack up

verb

  • "suck it up"
    Our coach told us to sack up and start our speed workout

    by Jackie C., Newport Beach, CA, USA, Mar 18 2006.

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sacred cow

  • anything that cannot be questioned.

    by WalterGR, Oct 03 2009.

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sacrilegious

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sad    Featured Word

adjective

  • of poor quality.
    This is a sad car.

    by Fitz, CA, USA, Nov 09 1997.

  • displeasing; UNCOOL.
    That was a sad party.

    by Fitz, CA, USA, Nov 09 1997.

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sad bear

  • Expresses your concern for another's misfortune.
    Sad bear, I can't believe that happened!

    by Lacey H., Seattle, WA, USA, Oct 14 2002.

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sad clown

noun

  • a humorous way to describe a person who has experienced an unpleasant situation, derived from the kitschy paintings of sad clowns. Generally used as an exclamation
    And then he tried to get into the club, but they took is ID. Sad clown!

    by Naima W., Boston, MA, USA, Aug 18 2003.

verb

  • The act of being depressed or unhappy.
    My best friend just got dumped, so she's been sad clowning all week.

    by Naima W., Boston, MA, USA, Aug 18 2003.

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saddlebags

  • excess fat around the upper legs.

    by WalterGR, Sep 14 2009.

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sadity

  • To have high self esteem, To be regarded as stuck up, One who loves ones own self, Self centered. To regard others as inferior.

    by Veronica D., Sep 04 2003.

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sad sack

  • Someone is a loser. A WWII expression from a comic strip of a soldier who is always doing the wrong things. Nationwide.
    He's a read sad sack.

    by Dan M., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068, USA, Oct 04 2002.

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SAF

  • "single Asian female". Used mainly in personal ads.

    by WalterGR, Oct 03 2009.

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safe    Featured Word

adjective

  • attractive.
    She was looking safe tonight

    by John R., New York, NY, USA, Apr 03 1998.

  • excellent; COOL.
    That skate move was safe.

    by Alicia L., Niagara Falls, NY, USA, Feb 21 2000.

interjection

  • a statement of agreement.
    Person A: Do you want to see that new movie?

    Person B: Safe.

    by Sarah, England, AR, USA, May 02 2005.

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safety meeting    Featured Word

noun

  • a break in the workday when employees gather to ingest drugs.
    There is going to be a safety meeting in 5 minutes.

    by Scott Breginev, Napa, CA, USA, Apr 19 1998.

  • a gathering at work for social purposes. A play on actual "safety meetings" in which workplace safety is discussed, these are "safety meetings" because, as no one is doing anything, no one can get hurt.

    by Chris C., Saskatoon, SK, Canada, Aug 18 2002.

  • a serious meeting between contractors, consultants and clients to discuss health and safely matters.

    by Sheriff H., Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Mar 05 2009.

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safety monkey

  • n. A friend kept around to abuse, make fun of, invite places and never show up, etc. Origin: web comic strip Penny Arcade.
    I'd feel bad about leaving him out there, but it's only Safety Monkey.

    by David E., Milford, NH, USA, Aug 18 2002.

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