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action involving an upward flick of a friend's nose with your index finger while saying, "snirt!" This is often done as a joke or sort of a slap in the face, but in an endearing manner.
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something or someone shmushy or smushable. mainly scottish female architects. hulie: youre a snirt
moh: no youre a smeaky snirt hulie: fine, i am one, youre awesome. |
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The stuff that piles up in parking lots and along side the road in the midwest during the winter. Not quite snow, not quite dirt. Don't step in the snirt or you will crud up your shoes
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snow mixed with dirt The road was covered with snirt.
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mixture of snow and dirt found frequently on the side of highways around March-April News Anchor: After many months of slow thaw in Minnesota, snow plows are STILL working hard to get the snirt off the road. Drivers are warned that hitting snirt can cause severe damage to vehicles.
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a combination of snow and dirt fresh snow falling on times square quickly turned to snirt
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A mixture of snow, dirt, salt, and cinders. Often found along roadsides and on vehicles during winter. In the car wash industry it is also known as money. He drove to the car wash to get off the snirt.
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