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British slang v. to harass verbally, particularly with demands n. one who snooters "Those who know Bertram best are aware that in his journey through life he is impeded and generally snootered by about as scaly a platoon of aunts as ever was assembled ..."
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Something used to snort cocaine. Straw or dollar bill
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Noun. A specialty device used in the process of doozing. (verb: to dooze. The act of insufflating or otherwise sniffing or snorting various types of powdered narcotic) a snooter would be something such as a rolled up bill, a straw shortened to an appropriate length, or a portion of a disassembled pen. Anything that is in the form of a tube that will fit comfortably up the nostril to aid in the process of doozing 1: Do you have a snooter?
2: Pass the snooter 3: Question: how can i dooze this line? Answer: Take the snooter, put it in your nostril and sniff it. |
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A snooter is a dog's nose. Hey dog, get your snooter out of my crotch!!
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The act of snorting a foreign substance thru the nose, that is not cocaine or other illegal drugs (ie. wasabi, mustard, etc) Steve-O did a Snooter of Wasabi
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A hybrid word used as a substitute for "vagina." The result of combining: Snatch and Cooter. Martha slapped me in the face, so I kicked her in the snooter.
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1. A stinky, nasty cooter. 2. A big mean bear. "Man, your mom has a snooter" Also, "Man your mom's ol' Snooty sure stinks"
"That big hairy snooter mauled me in the forest!" |
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