Snons

Verb

To dispose or hide something with the intention that it will be forgotten or disappear.

They snonsed the remains by tossing them into the river.

by Questmarker March 17, 2022

Snonner

Meaning a snow boner ,caused from joy in the snow ❄️! Love of outdoors. Unisex meaning boys and girls can get and enjoy a Snonner! A Snonner is not embarrassing or socially awkward should be for any old, young , big and small. Any form of snow enjoyment can cause a snonner, snow angels, snowmobile, board or ski sports, sledding, just a walk in the snow.
Side effects of a long lasting Snonner include, perma grin, muscle soreness, muscle fatigue. In extreme cases dry mouth and loss of appetite.
Not to be confused with snoner with one N meaning snow man size penis.

It looks so beautiful covered in snow kinda gives me a Snonner!
Said with excitement: Today's new snow gives me a raging Snonner!!

by Defender of Awesome!! February 22, 2021

snans

Used instead of "Sans". Usually ironic.

Snans the Skeleton from Undertale

by TheSharpestTool May 7, 2018

Snobsdale

Scottsdale, Arizona. It has been dubbed "The Beverley Hills of the Desert."

Stereotypically, the girls are tan blonds with fake breasts; the guys are preppy and rich.

(This is just what I'm told. I love Scottsdale.)

"Those girls act like they're so cool in DADDY'S Audi! They're totally from Snobsdale."

by RoddickRemixed September 18, 2007

Sconse

Adjective describing someone who is both effortlessly cool and stylish. Not to be mistaken for hip.

Examples in popular culture include Ryan Gosling, Zhang Ziyi, Benicio Del Toro and Roisin Murphy.

...at NY fashion week: "That couple in the front row are just so sconse"

...leafing through an old copy of Rolling stone: "Depeche Mode must be the most sconse band of all time. Their suits are so sharp you could shave with them."

by polohogoromojo September 2, 2014

*snods*

v.

To nod sagely.

> Wow, that's a madd skilled tactic.
> *snods*

by jiaflu December 21, 2006

snost

The past-tense of 'snooze'; made popular by singer-songwriter Mike Doughty in his 2005 song "I Hear the Bells", though not actually invented by him.

You snooze you lose; well I snost and lost.

by WolverinesFan January 25, 2010