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snoogens
your all wrong the definition off snoogens from the movie jay and silent bob simply means "Just kidding"
chris: i am sry matt i had sex with another man last night
Matt: noooooooooooooooooooo
Chris: Snoogens i only love u now lets play video games for 42 hrs strait
Matt: noooooooooooooooooooo
Chris: Snoogens i only love u now lets play video games for 42 hrs strait
snoogens by Ross The Great August 26, 2006
smoosens
The meaning of smoosens is specifically used for all Taydens when they are acting homosexual or is homosexual. This word originated from Bairnsdale
smoosens by YOU KNOW WHO LS July 29, 2023
snoogens
An adjective used to replace any other adjective when the use of the actual adjective is not wanted or needed for the use in the sentence that is being spoken in the present time of the sentence speaking when the adjectinve is not being used in the sentence in the present time of inproper grammar for the the sheer pleasure to confuse a complete moron in the state of moronicality.
snoogens by Silent Bob January 16, 2003
Snoogens
adj. a term which can have many interpretations but its most likely outcome is it being an situation or plan that is quite good, ergo it can be used in substitute of the word awesome or brilliant to greater effect to the reader or listener.
There are many other variations of defenitions.
I am unsure of the words origins but it is braught to fame by the movie Mallrats; after a most excellent plan by Jay. Hence, Snoogens.
There are many other variations of defenitions.
I am unsure of the words origins but it is braught to fame by the movie Mallrats; after a most excellent plan by Jay. Hence, Snoogens.
"Okay Lunchbox, let's try this again. We tie you to the roof and you jump off and sail like a Spitfire passing right over the arch nemesis La Fours. You then swing up to the stage and knock out the pin. And when that's gone the stage is trashed and we go smoke a bowl. You got it? Now get your fat ass up there. And dude, don't forget your helmet. Snoogens." - Mallrats 1995.
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