verb
past tense to snork;
To shoot liquids from the nose as a result from laughing too hard or abruptly.
past tense to snork;
To shoot liquids from the nose as a result from laughing too hard or abruptly.
by Foxy Mop September 24, 2007
by Snork1s8n2o7r3k8 April 13, 2010
To clear mucus from nostril by blowing without using a tissue. Frequently done by runners or cyclists
During the race, Ian's nose was running, so he put his finger on the side of his nose and snorked. Being well-mannered, he first made sure no one was behind him.
Did Santa snork to get up the chimney?
Did Santa snork to get up the chimney?
by Dene Dave November 20, 2007
When your sick and have a blocked nose. You try to blow it but it just make a mini-trumpet sound and blocks you ears.
Gosh, I'm glad I stay home sick from school today! I just did the biggest snork!
I hate snorks, it's one of those things that I wish god had never created.
I hate snorks, it's one of those things that I wish god had never created.
by Tara, the defined. September 17, 2016
To have a woman sit indian style on the floor while a male puts his erect penis on the top of her head sticking straight up so as to give the appearance of her having a snork antenna.
by DG21 January 22, 2010
A word created/first used by Guy Serota that replaces pretty much any other word, and he frequently uses it as a word that describes something messed up.
by Maserota April 12, 2008
by eekemper December 07, 2004