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Snivlet by Molly yono September 24, 2021
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"DISCONFECT (dis kon fekt')
v. To sterilize the piece of candy you dropped on the floor by blowing on it, somehow assuming this will `remove' all the germs" is one of my favorite sniglets!
v. To sterilize the piece of candy you dropped on the floor by blowing on it, somehow assuming this will `remove' all the germs" is one of my favorite sniglets!
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Snivlet • sniglet • sniplet • skivlets • sniblet • snidletich • snigletize • sniklette • snivet • snivledrop
sniplet
Combination of the words sniper and nooblet.
Found in first person shooters, sniplets are usually children that use nothing but sniper rifles or other long ranged weapons. They contribute nothing to the welfare of the team, and tend to ramble incoherently like your typical nooblet.
Found in first person shooters, sniplets are usually children that use nothing but sniper rifles or other long ranged weapons. They contribute nothing to the welfare of the team, and tend to ramble incoherently like your typical nooblet.
sniblet
1. A sniblet is a very small amount of something that can't be noticed at first sight. Ex. It could be a decrease in liquid, food or even a decrease in sand.
2. Secretely taking a small amount or object which is unnoticable.
3. Secretely taking a small amount or object which is happening in present tense.
4. A small amount of time.
2. Secretely taking a small amount or object which is unnoticable.
3. Secretely taking a small amount or object which is happening in present tense.
4. A small amount of time.
1. Mark could not notice that Tony took a sniblet of his drink.
2. John snibletly stole a sip of Marcos' water.
3. Paul snoobed some water at the football game.
4. Abdullah asked Markis to get on the phone for only a sniblet.
2. John snibletly stole a sip of Marcos' water.
3. Paul snoobed some water at the football game.
4. Abdullah asked Markis to get on the phone for only a sniblet.
sniblet by Faris Chehabi January 9, 2009
Sniglet
Urban Dictionary entries from the 80s.
Back in 1986, John used to submit his Sniglets to Rich Hall but today he just puts them on Urban Dictionary.
Sniglet by Septimus80 January 14, 2009
sniglet
(n.) A word that should be in the dictionary but isn't. The word is derived from an HBO show from the early 80s titled Not Necsessarly the News. Sniglets was a segment on the show by Comedian Rich Hall.
The word Musquirt was one of the many Sniglets, Its that runny stuff that comes out of the mustard bottle before the mustard does.
sniglet by John Ryan Byrd June 17, 2005
Sniglet
A Sniglet is any word that doesn't appear in the dictionary, but should.
The Sniglets books were made in 1984 and 1985 by Rich Hall, a writer/actor for HBO's "Not Necessarily the News", "Fridays", and "The David Letterman Show".
The illustrations of the two books were made by Arnie Ten, an award-winning cartoonist living in Brooklyn.
Since the Sniglets's first airing on "Not Necessarily the News", thousands of viewers contributed to the books with their own Sniglets.
The Sniglets books were made in 1984 and 1985 by Rich Hall, a writer/actor for HBO's "Not Necessarily the News", "Fridays", and "The David Letterman Show".
The illustrations of the two books were made by Arnie Ten, an award-winning cartoonist living in Brooklyn.
Since the Sniglets's first airing on "Not Necessarily the News", thousands of viewers contributed to the books with their own Sniglets.
A few Sniglets:
"Eufirstics (yew fur' stiks) - n. Two people waiting on the phone for the other to hang up first."
"Nevitts (nev' itz) - n. The sandpaper-like deposits on a cat's tongue."
"Shocklet (shahk' lit) - n. The seldom-used third hole on an electrical outlet."
"Yotate (yoh' tayt) - v. To allow a yo-yo to unwind itself."
"Eufirstics (yew fur' stiks) - n. Two people waiting on the phone for the other to hang up first."
"Nevitts (nev' itz) - n. The sandpaper-like deposits on a cat's tongue."
"Shocklet (shahk' lit) - n. The seldom-used third hole on an electrical outlet."
"Yotate (yoh' tayt) - v. To allow a yo-yo to unwind itself."
Sniglet by Aki Graham Shitatsuchi December 30, 2009