snoggle

A snuggle with "extras" AS used in an episode of "The Simpsons"

Homer and Madge are in bed. Madge looks loving and says "Let's Snoggle"

by Roger December 6, 2004

snogglehead

A term of endearment for your significant other in reply to specific behavior which may upset you or which you may not agree with.

I wanted to go fishing this weekend, but my wife told me "NO WAY, You have to mow the Lawn." I then called her a Snogglehead.

by Duncanthedog September 7, 2006

snangle

a cross between the words snarl and tangle in one's hair

I have a snangle in my hair and I can't get it out with my brush.

by Lynda Demirjian January 28, 2006

snoogle

'Snoogle' refers to the infinite bond between to best friends; Snoogle, often related to the term 'Festies' is an extremely superior bond in comparison.

You may also shorten 'Snoogle' to 'Snoog's' as a pet name.

1. Toni and Eden have been Snoogles forever!

2. *upon greeting* 'SNOOOOOOGGGGSSS!!!'

by jellybabylover May 6, 2008

spongle

a drongo, or twat

Liam is a spongle

by aldridge prior April 14, 2004

snangle

To snuggle at an angle, usually less than 90 degrees from the surface on which the snugglers are positioned. This act is much less conducive to chastity than lying independently at an acute angle or snuggling while sitting perpendicular to the ground.

Megan and Ben often snangle in the common room. They must be engaged.

by elaszcz January 6, 2010

snogle

1. getting the ass end of a deal.

2. getting progressively fucked up throughout the night to the point of no return.

3. noun- a tall, lanky, goofy looking West Virginian.

1. I got snogled so bad on that test today.

2. Leslie was sitting at the bar drinking I knew she would be snogled in a few hours.

3. Snogle dont pay for pizza.
Nobody puts Snogle in the corner!

by bizkwik April 25, 2006