snarkle

verb/noun

A harsh, awkward laugh sounding like a cross between a giggle, cough, and snort.

The joke he told was so funny I snarkled.

by shameekwa September 2, 2009

snarf

when one is eating and is provoked by something funny which causes them to laugh and expel said food out of nasal passages; may also come out of mouth. also applies to liquids.

dood i was eating my lunch at school and this chick said somethign hilarious and i totally snarfed sandwich all over the place

by tiki June 30, 2004

snargleburger

One's vagina

How dare you talk about my snargleburger in front of all the servants of Downton Abbey!

by the Magic Tortoise January 30, 2012

snarling walrus

While a girl is going down on you and while finishing, you cram it down her throat and tickle her so she makes a snarling noise while your load comes out her nose.

"I got bored with the bj so I decided to give her a snarling walrus....that was the weirdest noise I've ever heard."

by sketchysnake88 April 22, 2010

snark

verbal ingenuineness that is brief, subtle, yet quite stabbing. snark is often marked by deep creativity & use of psychological attack. It employs coldbloodedness and is best served unprovoked. Snark can contain hidden complimentary meaning under a mean face, but it hurts more than it strengthens.

usu found in adjective form: "snarky": making use of snark.

"you looked at me like a snark while your head was extremely mentally blocked."

by sugarbooger September 8, 2007

snare

widely used limerick term. meaning "for the laugh" or jus de general snare.

-i'l do it for de snare
-snare de balls off me

by Subtle08 February 7, 2008

Snarkle Pony

An old jaded Burner usually dressed in the finest of playa fashion but is always sounding grumpy, upset, and plain needs to drink more water.

What's with your campmate Zen? Oh nothing, he's just your typical Snarkle Pony.

by Sovamind September 15, 2011