The idiots who use the word 'snert' to describe people who pwn them and can't take it so they cry to the GameMaster's like little bitches.
by Amzari March 25, 2005
Person A: "Hey, did you just see that guy that left here? He was sooooo creepy!!"
Person B: "Yeah, I think he jizzumed over there in the corner."
Person C: "That's what I call a SNERT!!!"
Person B: "Yeah, I think he jizzumed over there in the corner."
Person C: "That's what I call a SNERT!!!"
by Slave Kitten August 10, 2005
Feeling completely run down. No longer able to keep your feet from dragging. Tired, sore, and otherwise crap-tacular.
"Man, what a day. I had no lunch break, way to many meetings, and had to work late into the night to boot. I R snert."
by theluggage March 09, 2005
by Chris Jennings November 08, 2004
(snd., excl.) A term that has no meaning or definition, usually spoken, though it may be written, to make an acqaintance laugh in an inappropriate situation; the term is often spoken as the speaker looks slightly downward and generally to the left or right, sometimes with his open hand extended outward from his nose
Hiedeman, not knowing that Robley had whispered "snert" to Horse and Roof, was perplexed by all of the laughter in the classroom.
by P'tainz February 21, 2013
Slang term referring to the act of insufflation (snorting) of any drug, but most often applies to lines of crystal methamphetamine
"Bro, do you want to Snert some meth with me?"
"Yeah lets be super gay and snert while watching tranny porn"
"Yeah lets be super gay and snert while watching tranny porn"
by Jack-the-stripper-ripper January 07, 2023
Snert is a soup brought to the Americas by Dutch pioneers in the late 1600's. It is made of split green peas and (originally) sow belly, celeriac, celery, leek, union and carrot were added. At the end of the cooking process (approx. 2 hours) a sliced smoked pork sausage is added.
Snert is a heavy winter dish that grew popular over time in the USA under the name: "Split Pea Soup". There are many variations but the link below (Dutchpeasoup) refers to the original Dutch recipe.
Snert is a heavy winter dish that grew popular over time in the USA under the name: "Split Pea Soup". There are many variations but the link below (Dutchpeasoup) refers to the original Dutch recipe.
by Jeehaa October 14, 2011