Snouting

Eating her out from behind while rooting your nose in her little brown flower at the same time.

Rachel went wild last night when I started snouting her. Her pucker spot was quivering.

I was shouting that nasty whore last night. She really needed a wash.

by Dick Onchin September 4, 2020

Snouting

The sexual act of sticking ones nose up the vagina and butt. This term was coined by leggy Playboy radio hostess
Tiffany Granath.

"Snouting feels as good as when someone goes down on me!"

by Simon B. (zippyjet) May 26, 2006

snouting

A method for asserting ones dominance over a canine by placing either hand around the canine's nose.

"Adam Day snouting all the bitches"

by the beegles November 21, 2013

Snouting

The act of penetrating a partners nose with a penis - if he is well endowed it quickly becomes skull fucking.

Snouting as the last resort for scott after sarah had filled the rest of her holes with other guys

by Derrick_Gunrunner January 10, 2017

Snouting

Snouting is a term used when seriously over weight, or just fat and lazy over weight people grunt when they do minimal exercise.

Ah look at Gil! She is snouting for trouffles again!!

by Gillious H Frog April 21, 2004

Snouting the Rose

Stimulating your partner’s anus using your nose. Rubbing and punching around the sphincter. Known for its intoxicating aromas.

He was snouting the rose last night. This big schnoze felt great teasing the rim. I just took a shit but he didn’t care.

by Eaton Holgoode January 15, 2019

snouting the pomegranate

A bourgeois delicacy enjoyed predominantly by the aristocracy. Chaps would extract the seeds from a pomegranate and position some in a line. Chaps would then move ones mouth over the line whilst inhaling or snouting sharply. The combined effect of the seeds hitting the pallet and the glorious taste is truely delightful.

"Say Hector, did you hear about that devil William... He snouted a line of no fewer than 35 pomegranate seeds!!"

"Hurrah!"

or

"Hey Rachael, I hear you are keen on snouting the pomegranate?"

"Indeed, dear boy. You see, back in boarding school, snouting the pomegranate was just a way of life."

by Richard Dudley Wingsbottom November 20, 2006