Saccd meaning and definition

Saccd meaning

1.a fat disgusting puke with incredible thick gelled hair. 2.One who loves gel and eats shit for a living. 3. any noun

Saccd meaning

Sweet.Ass.Chill.Computer.Dude., apply it to any fat gel-haired computer guy at your school or use it as any noun, pronoun, adjective, verb, adverb, or anyother part of speech, and you will become completely SACCD!!!

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saccer meaning

noun meaning a person who is always on someone's sac. syn: groupie or stalker.

Saccharin meaning

Fakely sweet.

saccharine meaning

A sugar substitute, found in Splenda, that tastes fucking nasty but my grandma loves the stuff.

saccharine daddy meaning

not quite a sugar daddy.

Saccharinivore meaning

An animal that only eats sugar.

Saccharite meaning

NounThis word is used to describe people who attempt to claim the moral high ground, usually with the purpose of looking good in other peoples eyes, with or without actual sincerity is irrelevant as the purpose of acting so is for egotistical/social purposes.Often used by internet and IRL white knights or attention whores to gain popularity/ego stroking, used when an opportunity presents itself to put someone down.Saccharite comments are usually emotionally exploitative and entirely unnecessary to the intent of discussion. Saccharite comments in the writers experience, tend to be the result of a lack of knowledge of the context or information, a derogatory expression of mount stupid.The word is derived from saccharin, a type of artificial sweetener that's bad for you in large quantities.

sac chaser meaning

N. Another word for a gold digging woman. Preferably looking for a NBA, NFL even MLS. She is a seeker for this particular seed so she can live off the child's heritage.

sac chasing meaning

Tricking With Hood Rats, Spending Money Or Time With A Nobody Bitch...

sac cheese meaning

When you cum and some of it gets on your balls and dries up. Sometimes if you're lucky a chick will lick it off for you.

sacchi meaning

Slang for italian lira (old currency, now replaced by euro). Only used in plural form, especially for cheap stuff. ("sacchi" also means sacks/bags)

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