Snooglebits

It's not a food; it's a way a life.

Holy Snooglebits Batman!

by G-dawg from the west side of the ghetto February 7, 2004

snoogle

v., to Google search while in bed with one's significant other using one's Blackberry, (i.e. crackberry), to answer a burning question that must be resolved in order to go to sleep.

Doug and I couldn't sleep until we snoogled the name of the daughter in the Addam's Family.

by Lynn Marinaro July 16, 2006

snorgle

when one snorts and gurgles at the same time

The man snorgled and people laughed.

by iahavabigaboobsa June 14, 2004

snoogle

to get more of, usually in a conning sense.

I snoogled a few more minutes till i gotta go in.

by mickey p May 13, 2005

songlette

Noun

An unfinished and/or unusually short song.

The Silent Minority have 8 songs and 2 songlettes.

by joe_seph September 7, 2005

Snoogled

To drink with the intention of getting drunk or for the purpose of having an exceptionally great time. Sometimes referred to in the present and present progressive forms (snoogle and snoogling, respectively).

Tailgating is a nice, cheap way to get a little snoogled before a great concert!

by Michael Worry May 5, 2008

snoogle

To gain through a dishonest approach; finaggle

My aunt thought I was trying to snoogle her by choosing my own definition when we were playing Balderdash.

by Daniel J. Jones May 30, 2008