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A slushy mix of snow flakes and rain droplets. The outter layer of a snain flake is soft and slushy while the inner core is icy. This wintry mix makes walking and driving rather fun Donna had a great time playing in the snain.
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Verb: Pronounced (SNAYN): To rain and snow at the same time, usually uncomfortably cold when doing so, mostly happens when you arent prepared for the weather. Michigan is the only state it seems to happen in. Good lord is it really Snaining? I'm freezin my cheeks off here.
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A combination of snow and rain. It was snaining out this morning.
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A mix of snow and rain. Either wet snow or slow rain. Wear your raincoat and your mittens its snaining outside.
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A meteorological phenomenon characterized by simultaneous precipitation of snow and rain, beginning shortly after the end of summer It's always snaining in Erie, Pennsylvania.
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Noun - combination of snow and rain, precipitation of snow and rain Verb - to snain, to precipitate combination of snow and rain It was snowing, but now it is getting warmer and starting to snain!
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Small spherical shaped terds usually clutching to the five longest hairs on your ass. See also dingleberry, dooky booty and Raisinets.
Alternate definition; the resulting noise associated with an above average Donkey Punch. 1. Duder...I need to borrow your tweezers again. DAMN YOU SNAIN!!!!!
2. Whewww Doggy!...from the sound of that snain, I'd say that was an above average Donkey Punch. |
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