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Chewing Tobbacco; Chaw;
SNOOSE ME! or I need some snoose.
snoose by Pimp Masta Simms April 27, 2003
Related Words
Sniose • snoose • snisse • snissed • snose • Snipse • snipset • snisem • snissel • Snoises

Snoose Deuce Kaboose

"Snoos doos kuh-boos"
-noun; sexual act

1.) A sexual act in-which two women, resting on their hands and knees with their rear-ends pointing towards one another, engage in mutual masturbation, while two, equally-large, double-ended dildos have been inserted into the anus and vagina of both women, spanning the gap between their adjacent partner's anus and vagina, essentially connecting their rear-ends.

Snoose Deuce Kaboose
(A.K.A. The Snoose Deuce, A.K.A. The Deuce Kaboose, A.K.A. The Snizz Dizzle, A.K.A. "D-cube'd", etc.)
Guy1: "Hey bro, got any big plans for the weekend?"

Guy2: "Nah, just gonna hit up the bar. Probably gonna try and hook up a Snoose Deuce Kaboose with some phatties, lol."

Guy1: "Haha nice. Kinda like the Snoose Deuce Kaboose I hooked up between your mom and your sister last night??"

Guy2: "Yea.. kinda like that."
Snoose Deuce Kaboose by hamking1 April 26, 2011
The Shark has a big snose
snose by Digger123 September 20, 2016
finely ground tobacco take orally. not as fine as snuff which is pulverized.... skoal is snoose.
old old word.
snoose by gordon schmordon April 28, 2003
A word made to frighten people.Most effective in a gimp mask
person 1: "SNISEM!!"

person 2: "AAAGGGGGHHHHHHH!!!"
snisem by Pazzy Bee May 13, 2005
A snoose is a pinch of dip or smokeless tobacco
I realized that I was addicted to dip when I threw in a snoose before I even got out of bed.
Snoose by Michael Shaw November 16, 2006
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murderhobo 

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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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