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A physical carress, involving giving a "Snog" (British for "French Kiss") and a "Snuggle" (cuddle) at the same time. She wanted to give him a snoggle, but he snoggled her first. They exchanged many snoggles.
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noun: to snog, cuddle and snuggle simultaneously.
adverb: snoggling ORIGIN early 16th cent. (rare before the 18th cent.): of unknown origin. |
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When two or more men put the tips of their penises together. Hey Jim, want to go up on top of the ridge and snoggle?
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/verb 1. To like, to vote up and/or to commemorate a topic, story, or event. Charles: Hey man, check out my article on Abortion
David: Oh my god, i'm going to snoggle all over that. |
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The loose, floppy bit of of sock that appears if one is wearing a big sock, or if the sock is somehow pushed down the foot slightly. "Yeah I was just minding my own business when I noticed I had a snoggle!"
"That sucks, why don't you join the snoggle prevention society?" "Yeah, together, we can end the misery." |
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from the British verb snog, it implies french kissing something...but what? Ex. 1
Bob: Hey dog, your girl came over last night. Dick: Is that right? What did y'all talk about? Bob: Well there wasn't much to talk about since she straight snoggled my dick! Ex. 2 Snoggle a dick! (as a gesture between friends) Ex. 3 Snoggle a dick (in response to someone pisses you off) |
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A snuggle with "extras" AS used in an episode of "The Simpsons" Homer and Madge are in bed. Madge looks loving and says "Let's Snoggle"
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