Idiom
go snake
Meaning
To act in an erratic or unrestrained manner.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“He started to go snake during the party.”
“The stress of the deadline was too much, and he began to go snake in front of his colleagues.”
“Once the pressure reached a breaking point, the usually composed manager went snake, abandoning all professional decorum in a sudden, chaotic outburst.”
Examples
simple
“He started to go snake during the party.”
contextual
“The stress of the deadline was too much, and he began to go snake in front of his colleagues.”
complex
“Once the pressure reached a breaking point, the usually composed manager went snake, abandoning all professional decorum in a sudden, chaotic outburst.”
Origin
The origin of the phrase is uncertain. No specific date or historical figure is recorded as the definitive source.
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