snopey

(adj.) describes a person who habitually checks forwarded emails, and who subsequently rebuts them publicly if they turn out to be hoaxes.

Don't send that email about the missing kid to Jen; she is really snopey.

by Nayana February 22, 2008

Snopeshaming

The act of making someone feel guilty for resharing something on facebook (or any social network or email) by posting a snopes link and making them feel terrible for not fact checking.

One of my friends was totally snopeshaming me the other day for posting an article about how the drinking age was raised to 25.

by wordmaster5000 June 20, 2014

Skoden

Native Slang short for "Let's go then"

Guy 1: We need to go right now.
Guy 2: Ok skoden.

by Wun Hung Low April 15, 2022

Steve Snider Driver

One who drives erratically and has no sense of direction what so ever. He/she is the leading cause of rode rage and heart attacks.

Don't get behind this car. He looks like a Steve Snider Driver the way he is weaving through the lane.

by derrizzle April 29, 2010

snades

When playing 'word womp' to the point that you start to make up words.

"Andes... Desn... Sendan... SNADES!!!"

by The Cortez July 16, 2006

SNOETRY

SNOETRY is “any image or phrase drawn or written in the snow”. It does not have to make sense or rhyme... It can be clever, or not. At the very least, it can be a random happy face on a snowy car windshield... Or it can be a huge I-LOVE-YOU the size of a football field. After every snowfall, there are fresh opportunities to express oneself on a small or grand scale. Spontaneous. Temporary. Fully editable or erasable by any passerby, SNOETRY is cold hard democracy in a time-honoured, yet always fresh medium... SNOETRY is environmentally friendly when human power is used. Snoets believe that everyone is a good snoet.

"So i was driving down the highway, angry as hell at the other drivers around me. I look up on a hillside and some idiot has stomped out a haiku or poem or something. In the snow. Poetry. It was freaking snoetry! I felt a little less angry."

Variation for warmer, snowless climates, see "hiwaiku" (Highway Haiku)

by Gregory Alan Elliott March 4, 2008

SNODFART

Stanford, with the letters rearranged.

Bill here graduated a few years ahead of us at Snodfart.

by spokaman November 4, 2010