Snoofie

A nude selfie

I stopped following him because he asked me to send a snoofie

Snoofie by Barossababes July 28, 2017

Snoofie

A Spainiard dog. It's usually white with brown and black spots. Usually hangs with a group of tall, Bosnian basketball players.

Dude 1: Dude did you see that Spainiard?

Dude 2: Yeah, it's totally a Snoofie.

Snoofie by Shortsinator November 22, 2010

Ookie Snookie 

Like the game Ookie Cookie. When a bunch of guys stand around and cum on Snookie's face. The last person to cum has to make out with her.

Hey yo! We're at the Jersey shore! Let's gather around and play Ookie Snookie.

Ookie Snookie by B. Talented January 14, 2010

snookie 

4'9" umpalumpa on Jersey Shore best known for being punched in the face.

Snookie is so short she often requires a boost to get her heels on.

snookie by Rick Stone December 15, 2009

Snookie punch 

When a girl, (famously named after snookie from mtv's "jersey shore") gets punched in the face by a dude. It's usually followed my some fist pumping and brawling by greasy italians.

Scott: Ang, don't piss me off.
Ang: Why, what're you going to do about it?
Scott: Bitch, I'll snookie punch you right now.

Snookie punch by sjgjsalmp<3 January 11, 2010

snoofle 

A word from the internet dog language. A word alternate for "nuzzling", but specifically with the nose.

doggo 1: Hey fren ur snoot looks very boopable today bork
doggo 2: Thank u fren i has soft snoot bork *snoofles doggo 1*
doggo 1: Oh yes fren that snoot is heckin soft bork

snoofle by Anrei October 1, 2017

snoofing 

Snoof (Selfish New Object Orientated Flirtation)
(Noun) to analyse resources and be questioning with the objective of critical evaluation and / or personal gain
(Noun) one who snoofs

Snoofing
(Verb) the act of a snoof.

Snoofing
(Verb) Technical: the act of to capture unauthorised Wi-Fi packets, by sniffing around Wi-Fi networks for personal gain

For example snoofing,
1. The act of seeking out and adapting a good solution from existing service providers.
2. To view real estate to compare and contrast with a similar real estate.
3. To view fittings, fixtures, furniture, contents and owners lifestyle, for critical assessment.
4. To view fittings, fixtures, furniture, contents and owners lifestyle, for possible future criminal activity.
5. To rummage through personal property seeking items to sell for profit.
6. To rummage through charity shops seeking items to sell for profit.
7. To window shop, seeking potential bargains and lower costs
8. To capture Wi-Fi packets, by sniffing around Wi-Fi networks for personal gain (see Wikipedia listing)

snoofing by Alan Lee September 27, 2006