by Gunars October 7, 2009
Nosey parker and snecker are synomous in Yorkshire dialect where sneck means nose, lugs mean ears and so on from persisting Viking vocabulary
by kerouac_eh July 21, 2015
The neck of a dirty seagull, often prepared in the Pacific Northwest with a twist of lime in a brackish broth.
The smell emitted by a hobos beard, usually the beard of a beach fairing hobo.
The beard of a beach bum.
The unkept beard of a fisherman.
A beard that smells of fish and or has pieces of fish stuck in it.
The pieces of fish stuck in facial hair.
The smell emitted by a hobos beard, usually the beard of a beach fairing hobo.
The beard of a beach bum.
The unkept beard of a fisherman.
A beard that smells of fish and or has pieces of fish stuck in it.
The pieces of fish stuck in facial hair.
"Last night at the restaurant I order a bowl of sneck and it didn't come with any beak so i got all aggro and choked the chrimpy waiter!"
"I don't like going to Kayak Point because theirs always hobos down there and it wreaks of sneck."
The beach hobo had a dirty, greasy beard and when I would drive by I would yell "Hey you Godamn hobo! Wash your filthy sneck you piece of homeless shit!".
The sneck of the fisherman had collected so many scales the seagulls would follow him wherever he would go.
The greasy hobo would lie on his back and allow the seagulls to carefully clean it.
When traveling in Italy, be sure to indulge in a local delicacy, flat bread baked with fresh bits of sneck picked from the beards of the towns most beautiful women.
"I don't like going to Kayak Point because theirs always hobos down there and it wreaks of sneck."
The beach hobo had a dirty, greasy beard and when I would drive by I would yell "Hey you Godamn hobo! Wash your filthy sneck you piece of homeless shit!".
The sneck of the fisherman had collected so many scales the seagulls would follow him wherever he would go.
The greasy hobo would lie on his back and allow the seagulls to carefully clean it.
When traveling in Italy, be sure to indulge in a local delicacy, flat bread baked with fresh bits of sneck picked from the beards of the towns most beautiful women.
by Octagonatron July 15, 2009
To slit someone's throat (a combination of slit and neck)
Mainly used as a threat, similar to the word shank
Mainly used as a threat, similar to the word shank
by Feather November 7, 2014
Gate or door latch, consisting of a swiveling bar on the door/gate and a channeled bracket on the frame for it to seat into when lowered. (ENGLISH)
by mikelangelno September 29, 2017
by black spot January 14, 2009
A Geordie or North Eastern word for the latch or lock usually found on the front door to a house or a bedroom door in university digs.
'Don't forget to flick the sneck down'. Which indicates to lock the door.
'Don't forget to check the sneck before you go to bed'. To check the door is locked.
'Don't forget to check the sneck before you go to bed'. To check the door is locked.
by Natalie Soleiman April 24, 2007