Snoosleberry

A lazy, and rather grumpy fellow.

"Hey! Was Blake coming on our vacation?"
"No. He wanted to just stay home and play on his computer."
"God, he is such a snoosleberry!"

by Jibberscribe December 15, 2023

snosticated

Suffering major cold symptoms, partcularly mucus in nose and throast (so full of snot)

Johnny was feeling well snosticated and had taken to bed until his symptoms remitted.

by Dr Johnny January 7, 2024

Snorse

These fast equestrian cousins are docile, petty, amphibious animals that are a crossbreed between a Snail and a Horse. Capable of increased descent speed downhill through slippery slime secretion in its hooves, this rare animal is often found roaming between ocean land with hormonal tendencies and migration periods up to twice a year where other Snorses horde together to go swimming. The animal drinks up to 18 gallons a day and has a generally overactive metabolism, which helps contribute to its cross-continent wandering.

I rode a 10-hour sprint on my Snorse, Snailer Swift. Where is the water?

by SnorseZombi March 18, 2024

sndos

it means sound, the snd part is an abbreviation for sound.
the Scottish/Irish/Northern-English slang word sound, on its own would mean good/cool and you could describe a person as being sound.

however, sndos is typically used by Scottish teenagers on snapchat to say alright thats good.

an example of a typical conversation using sndos.
"come tae ma gaff around 8ish" said kellyanne
"sndos x" replied her pal

by iloveceltic March 23, 2024

snoshy

A word used to describe someone who is snobby, stuck-up or rude

"I wonder what his problem is?"
"Yeah, he's so snoshy"

by ieatbeansforbrunch March 25, 2024

snose

(noun) a person who has developed lesions on their nose due to too much cocaine use; the nose of such a person

He’s been spending way too much money on coke. Check out his snose!

She’s quite the snose and talks openly about her cocaine habit and what it’s done to her face.

by MisterE57 April 21, 2024

Snosa

SNOSA (noun): A deliberate and strategic pause or slowdown in an activity or process, typically intended to assess, reflect, or plan further actions. Often used in contexts where a temporary halt is beneficial for achieving long-term goals or improving outcomes.

Imma snosa a bit

by Sillydat May 18, 2024