noun
Street Slang
snake
SNAYK · noun · slang
A traitor; someone who betrays you
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Definitions
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A treacherous, disloyal person. As a verb, 'snaked' means betrayed.
“He got snaked by his own mandem.”
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snake In A Sentence
He got snaked by his own mandem.
Origin & Usage
General slang 'snake' (deceiver), central to MLE loyalty vocabulary.
Variants
snaked
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What does 'snake' mean in slang?
It refers to a treacherous, disloyal person — a traitor who betrays the people close to them.
What does 'snaked' mean?
As a verb, to be 'snaked' means to be betrayed, e.g. 'He got snaked by his own mandem.'
How do you use 'snake'?
Call someone a snake to accuse them of disloyalty, a central concept in London street loyalty vocabulary.
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