Pretzel

[Hina Muqadas]

A kind of German biscuit or cake in the form of a twisted
ring, salted on the outside.

[Donald Trump]

The act of sitting close to a person, side-by-side, but facing opposite directions, and interlocking one arm each to form a pretzel.
This could be considered a prequel to cuddling, since resting your head on their shoulder, [nuzzling], and tracing your fingers over their arm, etc. is acceptable, and expected.
On [the base system] it would be before first base; and on the [snogging scale] it would be an approximate 2.5.

[Sommer]

An [imminent] threat. Has [struck] once. Failed. Will [strike] again.

[Lanell]

a trick in freestyle skiing in which the [skiier] approaches a rail and jumps and spins [270] degrees in one direction and lands, sliding the length of [the rail] and then stops thier momentum and throws it back the other direction and spins the opposite way 270 degrees and stomps it...

[Ernesto]

a pretzel is a salty, sometimes chocolate covered snack food made of crisscrossing [dough]. also a highly dangerous terrorist weapon used in an [assassination attempt] on the 43rd president George [Dubya] Bush.

[Kai]

Top-secret [Iraqi] [tactical] [assault weapon].

[Couch Potatoe]

a male who, upon a post-hookup [facebook check] or upon hearing comments from witnesses of said [hookup], turns out to be somewhat less attractive than one originally thought; often characterized by [the taste] of a pretzel.

[Cami]

Snack food that can be in either hard or soft form, depending on what you like. Usually shaped in a [knot], but can also be in rod form.

A [secret weapon] of [Al-Qaeda] and other terrorist organizations, although there have been no immediate fatalities yet.

[Britney]

[A snack] food that almost killed [George Bush], whilst we spend millions of dollars to protect him.

a.k.a. The reason behind [Operation Iraqi Freedom].

[Kit]

A crisp biscuit baked in the form of a knot or stick and flavored with salt.

[Zipporah Schumaker]

a hard salty biscuit that has been baked in a stick or knot shape: