snobble

To pilfer items from another person's, or shared, plate of food and eat them quickly.

A dessert to be shared by two children arrives at the table. One child looks at the other and says "Don't you snobble all of that down".

by adobeman September 20, 2007

Snooblet

One whom is so cool, he transcends all other positive adjectives, and was thus forced to create an entirely new word to describe himself: snooblet.
Supreme being.
If god is the creator of the universe, then surely Snooblet is the creator of god.

Snooblet just ripped those guy's faces off.

by pizzaface99 June 21, 2011

snoobleboobie

a person you are enamored with and cannot find a better word to describe them with. Broken down it means snooble-cuddling or being with and
boobie- an amazing body part of a woman; giving you an amazing person you love spending time with

You are my true snoobleboobie.

by Tonie January 11, 2005

Snobbler

A Snobbler is a nooby sniper that just sits back and wastes ammo.

Watch out, theres a snobbler on the roof!

by 09connollyp January 10, 2012

Snobble

1 n. nickname for any reference which eschews Wikipedia-style "mob rule" for "snob rule". Coined as a portmanteau of "Google Knol Snob Rule".

2. n. the list of 200 elite tech writers participating in social media as compiled by Robert Scoble

1. Webster's is just another Snobble. I prefer the Urban Dictionary.

2. Molly Wood didn't make this year's Snobble. I can't wait for the mollyrant.

by Fe1d January 13, 2009

Snooble

Someone who shouts at somebody but hiccups halfway through and then they seem weak.

Omg lol Susan is such a snooble it’s actually so funny.

by llewho January 26, 2019

snobble

Snobble is the dried tracks from a wet dog nose that has touched car windows and glass panes.

"Sorry! My dog, Riley, has left a lot of snobble on your passenger side window."

by Terry West August 22, 2006