snoff

it can be used as a noun or a verb. a sneeze and a cough that happen at the same time. to sneeze and cough simultaneously.

"dude, I just snoffed on your sister"
"sick burn, I had a snoff this morning and it landed on a mcgriddle"
"sweet deal, let's go snoff on the elderly"

snoff by nogg got pwnd September 12, 2007

Snoff

Term made up in Mrs. Karpinich's 8th Grade Algebra 1 class by Kerry Hopkins, when Jarett Hill sneezed and coughed at the same time during a test.

"::Jarett sneezes and coughs at same time::
Tim: What the hell was that?
Kerry: IT'S A SNOFF!!"

Snoff by Tim Havel December 1, 2003

Snoff

When you snort ninting

Coleby: “Lauren wanna snoff that ninting”
Lauren: “das wassup”

Snoff by BrotatoChip69 September 19, 2020

snoff

a sneeze and a cough combined.

I just snoffed.

snoff by miniaustralianshepherd1 November 21, 2020

Snoff

The Act of blowing your nose between a man's testicles

Can I give you a snoff

Snoff by BraydenChoplak September 10, 2025

Snoff

A person who starts trouble, conflict, rumors, or arguments.

Syns: Shit-stirrer, firestarter

Etymology: An obsolete 19ce. mining term meaning “a short candle end used for igniting a fuse.”

“You’re such a Snoff.” “Don’t invite him if you want a quiet evening. He’s a snoff.” “Who was the snoff on this one?”

Snoff by LyleWriter June 11, 2026

Snoff

A roached cigarette.

“I’ve got a snoff in my car we could finish.”

“Got any smokes?”
“I’m almost fresh out— all I’ve got is this snoff.”

Snoff by LyleWriter June 11, 2026