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Shnookie 

Masculine partner of the feminine "Pookie"
Also see P'Shnooks, Offspring of the Pookie and Shnookie
"Goodnight Pookie", He said. "Good night Shnookie," she replied, lovingly.
Shnookie by John'o'Paul May 10, 2006
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Shnookie 

A very sensual woman who you want to make squack like a goose.
My shnookie brings out all sorts of feelings in me. Let's hit that home run for just one time!
Shnookie by dapple lover November 10, 2008

Shnookie 

Person with small nose, short toes, short legs, squinty eyes (usually brown)
Man: "Oh what a cute Shnookie you have there"
Teenage Boy: "Hey little girl..I shall call you Shnookie and you shall be mine and you shall be my Shnookie"
Shnookie by Sophie March 24, 2004

shnookie 

A very sensual woman who you want to make squack like a goose.
My shnookie brings out all sorts of feelings in me. Let's hit that home run for just one time!
shnookie by joooooel November 10, 2006

Shnookie 

A mix of the words "shit" and "rookie", usually associated with a plug that skips class all day, shitting his pants
Shnookie, get out of your police pyjamas and make me a sandwich
Shnookie by Gauthier08 March 22, 2009

Shnookie Putz 

Is an endearing term referring to a loved one. Mixture of American and German, with Putz being used in a manner that is complimentary.
Rick is my little Shnookie Putz!!
Shnookie Putz by Miksta-AU March 2, 2011

shnookie shnow 

black people's term when celebrating or enjoying. it is a white man's equivalent to saying " right on"
i can't believe it! barrack obama won! SHNOOKIE SHNOW! SHNOOKIE SHNOW! we did it!
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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