snooge
snooge by Finesse123456789 September 26, 2010
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Snooge
n. An unspecified, yet assumed small, amount of no numerical value.
Synonyms: bit, chunk, fragment
Antonym: whole
v. The act of removing an unspecified, yet assumed small, amount of no numerical value.
Synonyms: bit, chunk, fragment
Antonym: whole
v. The act of removing an unspecified, yet assumed small, amount of no numerical value.
n. "This straw is a snooge too short for the bottle."
v. "Hey buddy, mind snooging me off a piece of that candy bar?"
v. "Hey buddy, mind snooging me off a piece of that candy bar?"
Snooge by Spleen Machine March 31, 2009
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Snooge
This word can only be used for favors.
Studies show people are more likely and willing to do favors when you use snooge as opposed to some annoyingjuvenile beggary like "Can I get a cigarette".
The verb command is a polite command, the perfect way to smooth things over.
Studies show people are more likely and willing to do favors when you use snooge as opposed to some annoyingjuvenile beggary like "Can I get a cigarette".
The verb command is a polite command, the perfect way to smooth things over.
Noun: A small amount of space. "Yo big Mike could you open that door a snooge? It's a bit stuffy in here."
Verb: "Snooge me that lighter, Cindy. You're hair looks wonderful tonight!"
Verb: "Snooge me that lighter, Cindy. You're hair looks wonderful tonight!"
Snooge by Lohquacious October 10, 2011
Snooge
a contemporary reference to a male’s genitals that have been so influenced by gravity that his testicles droop far below his flaccid penis.
Snooge by ted snooget December 13, 2009