Snoogs

Something that is cuddly, or someone that is cuddly. One can be a snoog, or a lesser snoog may have qualities of snoog. One may be snooged and you are snooging if the other snoogs back; this is called snoogification, or being snoogified. An object, or person, might be called snoogly, or snoogish, if they seem cuddly.

"His jumper was quite snoogly, I really wanted to snoog him."

"Time for a group snoogs, everybody!"

by helloiamgross November 22, 2009

snoogs

a loved one; someone who is snoogy; something that is soft; big snuggly cheeks

i really want to spend the night with my snoogs. I love snooging those cheeks.

by Snoogin McDougin September 19, 2008

snooge

A kind of lovey hug.
Sort of like a snuggle, but better.
Also can be nakie.

Gee, I really feel like a snooge.

Oh hey, snoogin'?

by Finesse123456789 September 25, 2010

Snoog

(informal) - referring to a dog or any member of the canine family.

Yo DeShawn, we'll head to the clubs after I take my Snoogs for a walk.

by theblindguy October 10, 2019

snoog

A being or object with the ineffable quality of snooginess. Can be used as an adjective, noun, or very rarely as a verb. Also occasionally said interchangeably as "snoogs."

Hey "snoog" or "snoogs" (referring to a cat) what is up?
What is going on back there? Did you snoog on that table?
Adah you are such a snoog.

by fixorater June 2, 2007

Snoog

A really close snugle that involves a lot of snogging.

I wish we were snooging right now.

Could really do with a snoog.

I love our snoogs :-)

by I.Lovethisman February 24, 2010

Snooge

n. An unspecified, yet assumed small, amount of no numerical value.
Synonyms: bit, chunk, fragment
Antonym: whole
v. The act of removing an unspecified, yet assumed small, amount of no numerical value.

n. "This straw is a snooge too short for the bottle."
v. "Hey buddy, mind snooging me off a piece of that candy bar?"

by Spleen Machine November 18, 2008