Schnotty
Schnotty by diegoATLbear December 30, 2008
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Schnottlesalt
When a minger blows their nose into a tissue and then proceeds to inspect what they have produced. The snot tends to be stringy and a rather gross green colour. This tissue maybe used up to three hundred times before being disposed of.
Schnottlesalt by JBT March 26, 2008
Schnooty
Schnooty is a word popularized by the International touring German ska/ reggae/ dancehall artist Dr.Ring Ding (aka Richie Jung) in a song he recorded with Chicago's ska/ soul/ reggae artists Deals Gone Bad. It's exact meaning is still a little clouded in mystery but it's quickly finding it's way into popular parlance in many places especially among a younger demographic. In an interview with internet blogger and podcaster Gabe Pressure of Musical Occupation Dr.Ring Ding tried to elaborate on the origination and deeper meaning of the word. He mentions it has an Ethnic foundation that found favor as a slang term in the young population of Germany instead of the usual words associated as cuss words. In this way it is being used as a subversive exclamation instead of what is commonly known. It may also refer to an act of coitus of 2 young lovers or as in a sexual nature although that was debunked by Dr. Ring Ding in the interview.
It is sometimes spelled as "Schnuti". It has also been mentioned as a 'play' on the word snooty.
It is sometimes spelled as "Schnuti". It has also been mentioned as a 'play' on the word snooty.
Schnittybeer
A typical Thursday night out with the boys. The night consists of a $10 chicken schnitzel and a $10 beer tasting paddle. The schnitzel is usually served with hot chips, salad, and gravy/pepper sauce. It is expected that you save the schnitzel for last. Occasionally the beer paddle is cheaper than $10 but you need the friendship with Mitch badge to receive this.
Schnittybeer by Kyle_trumpet August 10, 2017