snoofler

One who fraudulently takes credit, to accept unjustified credit, praise or reward. Cheater. To steal someone elses credit

John is a snoofler. He snoofled his promotion at work.

by Rob Griffiths April 26, 2006

Snoodle

A child play word meaning mess around sexually

"You're going to snoodle with Peyton???"

by Catcherrrgirl27 January 26, 2015

Snoodle

Soggy, limp dick

When James exited the pool, he had a snoodle.

by FloppyWafflePig May 13, 2015

Snoogle

To attempt to snoop on someone/look someone up from your past, utilizing Google

"I hadn't heard about Lynn in awhile, so I snoogled her and found out that she strips in Reno."

by eldantastico December 21, 2008

snoozle

Verb: The first few sneezes upon waking from sleep. Cannot apply to sneezes when one has sneezed oneself fully awake.
Adj: The way one's general appearance might look like after a nap.

Verb: "I snoozled so rapidly this morning, I almost hit my head on the nightstand."
Adj: "When he looked up from his dogbed, my dog's entire left side of his face was all snoozley. It made him a look quite surprised."

by Carrie Hauser August 14, 2006

snoogledorf

A cat, that act's like its been bad, ears back, slinking around, looking for trouble

Look at Asher he is being a snoogledorf!

by Spencer Hansen January 22, 2008

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