snack city

Definition

The exclamation you unleash when a group of attractive people enters the room. It's the collective acknowledgment that everyone in the vicinity just became significantly more interesting.

Example Usage

When the volleyball team walked into the party, someone yelled 'Snack City!' and everyone knew what was up.

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