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29 Nov 2020
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What does that mean?
“Thicker than a snicker”
And when do you use it?😄
What does that mean?
“Thicker than a snicker”
And when do you use it?😄
“Thicker than a snicker”
And when do you use it?😄
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It's a slang word. It refers woman who have big butt.
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@WOVEN_BEE thank you for clearing that up!
- English (US)
I’ve never heard that phrase but it’s catchy cause it rhymes 😅
I would say though that it is used in a very informal situation in which you you want to be raunchy and point out someone/something that is thick/big/chubby (thick is often used to describe someone who has a fat ass but you could also use it to be funny and describe your fat dog for example)
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- English (US)
@pannekoek lol nice question there.“Thicker than a snicker” means when a girl isn't super skinny and has lots of curves it means you have good bodyform i will give an example
"Nicki Minaj is thicker than a snickers" it means nicki minaj has a good bodyform(in term of ass and b**bs)
- Dutch
@jamesavery98 Oh yeah right?the phrase sounds a bit possibly offensive that it’s not supposed to be used even to close friends😬I’m gonna assume it as a extremely casual phrase, and if I ever use the phrase I will do as self- deprecating joke or to point out about substances except for living things I guess.Thanks soo much for such a comprehensive explanation James!!!
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@soufianzn The example with Nikki Minaj explains everything:D It is not usable phrase generally anyways!Haha
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