snol 

"msn slang" for sniggered out loud. A smaller and less explosive version of "lol".

e.g snol worthy, snoling, snolled.

person 1 - *something snol-worthy*
person 2 - ha, i just snol-d
person 1- snol

snol by fiona (Y) April 26, 2008

snol 

To snort out loud.

Steven: Why did the boy fall off the swing? Because he was hit by a fridge.
Jack: *SNORT* Hahahaha! Damn it!
Steven: Haha, I made you snort out loud.
Jack: Yeah... snol.

snol by hooshpital June 28, 2009

Snol 

Snol is basically another word from Small, and/or smol. Snol is used to describe a person who is usually short or young, and is also emo and/or angsty.

1. Tom is a snol child.
2. Why is Sophia being so snol right now?

Snol by LunaXXMoon August 5, 2018

Snold 

Old Snoop Dogg

The term originates from a relatively obscure image of the rapper Snoop Dogg in which he has been edited to appear older. Text on the image labels him to be "Snold".

"Snold" is a mixture of the words "Snoop" and "Old".

"Have you seen that picture of Snold?"

"Man, Snoop Dogg doesn't age! He'll never get Snold."

Snold by wowthatsnailisfast June 9, 2020

Snollie 

In Afrikaans, 'snollie' means booger. In essence, a piece of snot.

Daar hang 'n snollie aan jou neus. (There's a booger hanging from your nose)

Snollie by Ghecko85 October 10, 2014

snollygoster

A "carpetbagger." Somebody who will go to any lengths to achieve public office, regardless of party afiliation or platform.

That snollygoster just might become our State Senator if he lies and cheats enough!

snollygoster by Jason June 25, 2003

snollygoster

One, especially a politician who is guided by personal advantage rather than by consistent, respectable principles.

The senator was a snollygoster of the highest order for the acceptance of unethical campaign contributions.

snollygoster by Butte Buster August 11, 2009