sniggle

1. to search fruitlessly for an illusive trouser snake with one's hand

1. Carla sniggled for hours, but was unable to find Sam's junk.

by antipatches3030 January 8, 2004

Sniggle

a term used for homosexual's version of snuggling.

Josh and Lance like to sniggle after intercourse

by And Then I Got a Library Card. April 9, 2009

sniggle

the act of sniggering yet giggling simultaneously.

I can't stop sniggling.
I sniggled when I saw the picture you posted on my wall because I found it humorous.

by ladybug100 December 7, 2010

sniggle

A combination of "sniffle" and "giggle"

Paige Sniggled when she heard me say that

by Kavohn and Paige April 9, 2006

sniggle

(n)a word you use when someone is keeping a secret from you to make it sound like you have a secret too.

Lehms & Coz: we can't tell you our secret till 10:30pm okay?
Babz & Kait: SNIGGLE (see loook we have our own secret bitches)

by kait and babz May 16, 2006

sniggledorts

Word used on the phone when asked by a automated menu so the automated menu will not understand you and put you through to a live operator.

When asked by the automated phone menu for my selection I simply said "sniggledorts" which was not understood by the machine. I was then told to wait and put through directly to a live operator.

by Earl Gr. March 20, 2008

SWIGUL

Ackronym. Stands for "So?! Will it get you laid?"

I was watching the Travel Channel and this guy was rambling on and on about traveling by helicopter to the North Pole (not with camp equipment and on foot like Robert Peary). He was excited and said "Now I say to people I was on top of the world! How many people can say 'I was on top of the world?' "

My friend, staring in disgust at the TV then said in disdain

"So? Will it get you laid?"

Shortened to "SWIGUL"

by Riral November 14, 2009