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Snowberries

Snowberries are when white toilet paper balls up and clings to your pubic area (female) or rectal area. "Snowberries" are white while "dingleberries" are brown.
Man 1: Dude, I hooked up with this chick from the bar and got busy with her.
Man 2: Way to go, bro!
Man 1: Yeah dude, but she wasn't clean! When I went down on her she had snowberries on her cooch!
Snowberries by BladeRnnR December 1, 2010
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snozberries

In Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Willie Wonka mentions licking snozberries. What most people don't know is that in one of Dahl's adult books, snozberry is a euphamism for penis. He was slipping dirty humor into a kid's book for his private amusement.
"...The snozberries taste like snozberries..." "What's a snozberry?" "I'm a trifle deaf in my left ear, next time speak up!"
snozberries by laura borealis November 2, 2003

snosberries 

A berry type fruit, they generally taste like themselves.
These snosberries taste like snosberries!
snosberries by CANDY BARS March 25, 2004

snozberries

in fact comes from an obscure literary reference from the time period, referring to testicles
"sozberries taste like snozberries", how else could he assure there is such a thing
snozberries by h0zer September 30, 2011

shnozberries  

an unwanted herpie sack that you find when your fingering someone or something
" I found some shnozberries in my girl friend last night so i ate it."
shnozberries by the nignug January 11, 2009

snozzberries

"the snozzberries taste like snozzberries!!!"
snozzberries by meatmachine6 December 20, 2008

sozberries 

'You forgot the gravy!'
'Sozberries'
sozberries by Frankthemanc February 25, 2017
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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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