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snooter

When you inhale/snort the smoke from a roach up your nose.
The joint was almost burned out so we had to resort to snooter's in ordeer to get a few last hit's in.
by Jeffrey L April 27, 2006
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snooter

A ancient monster closely related to Ctuthlu. Extremely cunning and hunts in packs. Often confusing enemies using tactics similar to lions.
The snooter attacked each victim unnoticed.
by beenieweeine November 15, 2014
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snooter

Stemming from the italian "aiuto" or aiut (pronounced eye-yoot)for short the term snooter began as snoot, rhyming with aiut (as in snoot aiut). It was later changed to snooter or "the snooter". Being "the snooter" or "snooty" implies a cetrain contrarian approach or lack of conformity to ones surroundings, pop culture and life in general.
The snooter was excited about his new smartphone and fleece clothing until he found them on sale at K-Mart.
by dbernarducci July 29, 2007
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snooter

A generic term used to identify any form of feline from house cat to tiger and everything in between.
That snooter keeps purring.
by thepadman July 2, 2007
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Snooter

British slang

v. to harass verbally, particularly with demands
n. one who snooters
"Those who know Bertram best are aware that in his journey through life he is impeded and generally snootered by about as scaly a platoon of aunts as ever was assembled ..."

P.G. Wodehouse
by Jive Dadson July 31, 2011
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Snooters

A Staple of East Coast Degeneracy and Bromance.

The process of inhaling the excess foam (or head) from a bottle of beer via the nasal cavity.
Snooters: It will make your tears taste like glory and your breathe smell like vomit.
by lennonist1990 March 10, 2010
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Snooter

The act of snorting a foreign substance thru the nose, that is not cocaine or other illegal drugs (ie. wasabi, mustard, etc)
Steve-O did a Snooter of Wasabi
by slightlyillegal August 13, 2008
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