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The combined simultanous occurrence of a sneeze and a cough, which is usually expelled through the mouth. I was sitting down to eat my sandwich at lunch time when my co-worker came over and snoughed all over my balogna sandwich and my snack-pak thus completely ruining my lunch.
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A sneeze that can be easily confused with a cough. "Was that a sneeze or a cough?" "Neither. It's a SNOUGH"
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Coughing that's confused as a sneeze. Usually followed by an awkward bless you, which should only be given for sneezes. Kathy Nguyen snoughed, the people next to her said bless you. Weird.
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Coughing and sneezing - at the same time. Jamie: Hey Chelsea! *snoughs*
Chelsea: Holy chow, Jamie. You must be sick, you snoughed! |
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A mix between a sneeze and a cough. Often results in a violent and embarassing noise. Chris! You just snoughed all over my pizza!
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To sneeze and cough at the same time. Destinie snoughed in the library.
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V: to sneeze and cough simultaneously with a high level of intensity. I snoughed so hard, I almost blew my head off.
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Sneeze-cough: the power of a sneeze and cough combined. Man 1: "SN-OUGH!"
Man 2: Bless you Man 1: Oh, that wasn't really a sneeze, it was more a cough. Actually, I think it was both. Let's call it a "snough". |
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