"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!"
"No. He wanted to just stay home and play on his computer."
"God, he is such a snoosleberry!"
by Jibberscribe December 15, 2023
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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.
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
"come tae ma gaff around 8ish" said kellyanne
"sndos x" replied her pal
by iloveceltic March 23, 2024
Get the sndos mug.Snoose is a term to describe someone that is being nosey or having the intentions to find out information to become an informant (grass, snitch).
"Why are you being a snoose?"
"Stop snoosing around"
The word snoose derives from a combination of a snake and moose. Sly and sneaky like a snake and a moose for added affect.
"Why are you being a snoose?"
"Stop snoosing around"
The word snoose derives from a combination of a snake and moose. Sly and sneaky like a snake and a moose for added affect.
I saw you snoosing around listening my very conversation, because of you being a snoose my parents know I shat my bed.
by The original snoose April 19, 2025
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