by dr March 1, 2005
I got the best snoopy from that stripper last night.
How much for a snoopy?
Bitch, come here and give me a snoopy!
How much for a snoopy?
Bitch, come here and give me a snoopy!
by Zerocore September 9, 2005
1. A phrase used to describe a breach of rules or regulations of the theme park Knotts Berry Farm.
2. An action that the cartoon character Snoopy would not do.
2. An action that the cartoon character Snoopy would not do.
When seeing teenagers sitting on the hand rails, a Snoopy slave (worker at Knotts) exclaimed, "Thats a big Snoopy No No!"
by Snoopy Slave June 21, 2003
A sexual maneuver in which the male (when on top) does the "snoopy dance" whilst inside his partner at the same time humming the theme to "peanuts".
by Matt Whalen October 1, 2007
Snoopy is a beagle dog that cartoonist Charles Schwartz features in the most popular comic strip in the world, "Peanuts". Snoopy has also been featured in movies, songs, etc. and is now an American icon. His independent nature has also made him a symbol of the "free spirit" attitude as well as what is good about America and its culture.
1. I've seen "Peanuts" strips in several languages like German, French, Arabic, Russian, Japanese, Greek and many more.
2. In college I saw a collection of items used in Roman Catholic parishes thruout the world. One item of note was a hymnal smuggled from communist China, where religious practices of any kind generally aren't allowed. Each page had Chinese musical notation and the lyrics to a song (of course, I couldn't read the words!). At the bottom of each hymn page was a sketched drawing of Snoopy. He was always looking sad, sitting on a swing and crying, or looking out a window, or in some other sad or melancholy state. No doubt this was a relection of the total lack of liberties and freedoms in China today. In this case Snoopy represents joy, cheer, happiness and freedom, and in a totalitarian state there are none of those things.
2. In college I saw a collection of items used in Roman Catholic parishes thruout the world. One item of note was a hymnal smuggled from communist China, where religious practices of any kind generally aren't allowed. Each page had Chinese musical notation and the lyrics to a song (of course, I couldn't read the words!). At the bottom of each hymn page was a sketched drawing of Snoopy. He was always looking sad, sitting on a swing and crying, or looking out a window, or in some other sad or melancholy state. No doubt this was a relection of the total lack of liberties and freedoms in China today. In this case Snoopy represents joy, cheer, happiness and freedom, and in a totalitarian state there are none of those things.
by I Saw U2 Live Twice January 19, 2009
Those folks are snoopy-white!
by Jacko Snap October 1, 2003
A racist name for black people who came from or are from New Orleans. They are called Snoopy because every picture of the character snoopy is sitting or lying down on a roof.
by 123LargerthanYou January 7, 2010