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Cherrylove22
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Lets bring in the newyears right and get that body right ladys i know u want a snatch waist line add me for support and fellas too.
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moosmum1972 wrote: »All that's going through my brain is what snatch is in uk slang......
+1 and the username also makes me think along those lines too....1 -
RunRutheeRun wrote: »moosmum1972 wrote: »All that's going through my brain is what snatch is in uk slang......
+1 and the username also makes me think along those lines too....
Well this was a email from when i younger i loved cherrys and this app had a username set while creating that i didn't bother changing2 -
What's a snatch waistline? You have a beautiful, strong body.1
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Snatch? Really, cherry? Come on. There’s a difference of an adult being relevant vs an adult lacking maturity. Elevate yourself, and I’ll be right there with you reaching fitness goals.8
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Snatch has a very different meaning in the US.
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Yes snatch is not a word you use in polite society in US terms but UK who knows?
Actually the last time I heard that word was in a back of a limo with 8 drunk females coming from a bachelorette party.....many years ago
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Guys, a snatched waistline means a tight small waist. The term is being used a LOT in the US these days not just the UK. It’s simply not widespread and common yet because it’s mostly being used in the fitness community. She’s not talking about the “naughty” version of the word.7
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MsHarryWinston wrote: »Guys, a snatched waistline means a tight small waist. The term is being used a LOT in the US these days not just the UK. It’s simply not widespread and common yet because it’s mostly being used in the fitness community. She’s not talking about the “naughty” version of the word.
It became popular with corsets training, they call it waist snatching. It’s also a popular form of surgery to create the “perfect” waist to hip ratio. All of which are pop culture influenced and absurd. However, it’s seems she was using it as slang and not in it’s true context.0 -
Im unaware of anything outside of fitness with that word...so scroll along and dont judge me. Thanks4
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moosmum1972 wrote: »
I can assure u if it aint about fitness dont bother5 -
MsHarryWinston wrote: »Guys, a snatched waistline means a tight small waist. The term is being used a LOT in the US these days not just the UK. It’s simply not widespread and common yet because it’s mostly being used in the fitness community. She’s not talking about the “naughty” version of the word.
It became popular with corsets training, they call it waist snatching. It’s also a popular form of surgery to create the “perfect” waist to hip ratio. All of which are pop culture influenced and absurd. However, it’s seems she was using it as slang and not in it’s true context.
It's. Like 2018 who still thinking that way when everything is diverse3 -
MsHarryWinston wrote: »Guys, a snatched waistline means a tight small waist. The term is being used a LOT in the US these days not just the UK. It’s simply not widespread and common yet because it’s mostly being used in the fitness community. She’s not talking about the “naughty” version of the word.
It became popular with corsets training, they call it waist snatching. It’s also a popular form of surgery to create the “perfect” waist to hip ratio. All of which are pop culture influenced and absurd. However, it’s seems she was using it as slang and not in it’s true context.
Point of the matter u can use the word for anything sooooo...this is crazy im getting backlash2 -
MsHarryWinston wrote: »Guys, a snatched waistline means a tight small waist. The term is being used a LOT in the US these days not just the UK. It’s simply not widespread and common yet because it’s mostly being used in the fitness community. She’s not talking about the “naughty” version of the word.
^^ This. Also I just heard someone use "wasp" waistline the other day... . never heard that one before but it's a little more instantly obvious than snatch waistline.1 -
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DananaNanas wrote: »MsHarryWinston wrote: »Guys, a snatched waistline means a tight small waist. The term is being used a LOT in the US these days not just the UK. It’s simply not widespread and common yet because it’s mostly being used in the fitness community. She’s not talking about the “naughty” version of the word.
^^ This. Also I just heard someone use "wasp" waistline the other day... . never heard that one before but it's a little more instantly obvious than snatch waistline.
Never heard it but let these. Start talking and tell it and they got something else to say haha2 -
U can make a word mean anything in this World and day in time . its all about programming and who puts it out...non debatable7
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DananaNanas wrote: »MsHarryWinston wrote: »Guys, a snatched waistline means a tight small waist. The term is being used a LOT in the US these days not just the UK. It’s simply not widespread and common yet because it’s mostly being used in the fitness community. She’s not talking about the “naughty” version of the word.
^^ This. Also I just heard someone use "wasp" waistline the other day... . never heard that one before but it's a little more instantly obvious than snatch waistline.
The only time I ever hear the term wasp waist being used is in corset training. There is a specific type of corset (conical) that gives your body a very wasp like shape. This is opposed to the more common style of corset that gives you an hourglass shape.
I could totally see people using wasp waist to mean small waist in a general way though.1 -
"Wasp waisted" is a very old term, going back to the 1800s, at least. It hadn't been used much in recent decades, because, until recently, corsets had long been out of style.
"Snatch" is also a slang synonym for female genitalia, also possibly not very current.
When people don't share the same meanings for words, communication doesn't happen.
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I'm sure there's a lot of dudes who wouldn't mind having Brad Pitt's waistline from Snatch! Hoo-boy.
Good luck everyone in their December and New Years goals!
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MsHarryWinston wrote: »Guys, a snatched waistline means a tight small waist. The term is being used a LOT in the US these days not just the UK. It’s simply not widespread and common yet because it’s mostly being used in the fitness community. She’s not talking about the “naughty” version of the word.
Thankyou for explaining it MsWinston
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