snorgle 

To snorgle is to to snuggle a cute item in an manner meant to drink in or experience its overwhelming cuteness. Imagine picking up a cute puppy and sticking your face down into its furriness and snorgling it up. See cuteoverload dot com.

"She scooped up the shar pei puppy and snorgled its rolls of puppy fat."

"The baby tapir snorgled its snout into the basket full of cuddly baby bunnies."

"That toddler is so cute I just want to pick him up and snorgle his head full of curls."

snorgle by Snorgles May 25, 2006

Snorgle 

To hug/snuggle a really cute something.

"Oh my God did you see that puppy on 7th? OMG I want to snorgle it! ^_^"

Snorgle by bhm2006 May 18, 2006

snorgle 

Effectively a mispronunciation of the word 'snuggle' - usually used in order to indicate the object of the verb as something excessively cute.

'I snorgled that little fluffy kitten!'

snorgle by Nikki Slade January 22, 2007

Snorgle 

Verb: To ogle at the hot girl advertising in the Snorg Tees advertisements on the side of the page while browsing on Urban Dictionary.

I snorgled while I was on Urban Dictionary last night. I couldn't help but ogle at the hot redhead advertising for Snorg Tees in the advertisement on the side of the page.

Snorgle by Snorgler October 31, 2009

Snorgle 

The act of "sharting" under water or in a pool.

Man I was in the pool the other day and I thought I had to fart but I "snorgled " my board shorts and had to leave.

Snorgle by TMJT August 2, 2009

Snorgle 

In addition to a form of snuggle, snorgle is also a cross between a snort and a chuckle: a little laugh of humor and contempt. Not as ugly as a snort.

"He passed out while we were doing it."

"That sounds like him," she said with a snorgle.

Snorgle by HeinrichQ October 18, 2008

snorgle 

when one snorts and gurgles at the same time

The man snorgled and people laughed.

snorgle by iahavabigaboobsa June 14, 2004