Street
snake
What does snake mean?
A treacherous, disloyal person. As a verb, 'snaked' means betrayed.
"He got snaked by his own mandem."
Origin
General slang 'snake' (deceiver), central to MLE loyalty vocabulary.
Frequently asked questions
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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