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snorgle
To snorgle is to to snuggle a cute item in an manner meant to drink in or experience its overwhelming cuteness. Imagine picking up a cute puppy and sticking your face down into its furriness and snorgling it up. See cuteoverload dot com.
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Snorglle • snorgle • Snarglle • snorggle • snorggled • snorgleborfer • snorgleborfing • snorgleborg • Snorglebum • Snorgledangler
snorgle
Effectively a mispronunciation of the word 'snuggle' - usually used in order to indicate the object of the verb as something excessively cute.
snorgle by Nikki Slade January 22, 2007
snorglesnog
snorglesnog by Cummachine May 2, 2023
Snorglethorp
1.) Someone who is a black belt in karate but can't do shit.They try to beat people up, but fail miserably. They may also end up in the hospital.
2.) Someone who leaks stupid juice all over the place, and makes a huge mess.
2.) Someone who leaks stupid juice all over the place, and makes a huge mess.
Snorglethorp by Lord Fluffingbottom January 11, 2009
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A phenomenon in film/television series, most notably streaming series, where the main premise is drawn out to such a point that it takes an entire season or more to get the parts of the series the audience is actually interested in seeing.
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