The skin between the end of the chin and the beginning of the neck. Often significantly noticeable on individuals of the obese variety as it hangs down and jiggles as they move their head. Quite a nauseating sight.
SheeshJosie! If you flick my snood one more time I’m going to cut your pompadour off!!
In Alaska snoodle refers to a snow noodle. This is usually seen snaked along the tops of lights in the intersection. The snow looks like a pool noodle along the top but has a fallen curve. This looks like a snow snake or snow noodle or snoodle.
It is a popularwinter pastime to look for snoodles and see how long before they fall.
Snoodles also form on the tops of fences, signs and the draping of the snow is what defines it.
People in Fairbanks Alaska accidentally started naming long pieces of snow that resembled worms or snakes as the temperatures started warming up. The name started as "snow noodle" and someone shortened it to "snoodle"
It looks like another snoodle appeared on the traffic light pole! The snoodle looks like it is getting tired and sleepy right now!