snake up
snake up verb: to switch sides by resorting to authorities, to become treacherous, to rat.
Verb
snake up (third-person singular simple present snakes up, present participle snaking up, simple past and past participle snaked up)
- To switch sides by resorting to authorities, to become treacherous, to rat.
- I hate a niggga that act big tough but get shaked up when them jakes come
Way too many of my hood niggas got caked up & got snaked up
Thats why i dont fuck w the fake , i get u tossed in a lake w a weight2019 August 20, “NaNaNa” (track 9), in Stack Bundi (lyrics), Eclipse - It used to be bare better back.
What happened, why did it change?
Beef, people snaked up, same reason why we beef everyone, cause they snaked up.2025 April 28, “Inside England’s Hidden Mental Health Epidemic...” (29:41 from the start), in Kaynan
- I hate a niggga that act big tough but get shaked up when them jakes come
Forms of snake up
| third-person singular present | snakes up |
|---|---|
| present participle | snaking up |
| past participle | snaked up |
| past | snaked up |
Questions about snake up
- What does snake up mean?
- Snake up means to switch sides by resorting to authorities, to become treacherous, to rat.
- What part of speech is snake up?
- Snake up is a verb.
- What is the past tense of snake up?
- The past tense of snake up is snaked up.
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