by Mastah-Jiggalz November 08, 2010
To constantly update your status or post on Facebook during a snowstorm. Normally, because your stuck inside and bored out of your mind.
Also can be used to describe Facebook users who constantly discuss, complain, or post pictures about a snow storm.
Also can be used to describe Facebook users who constantly discuss, complain, or post pictures about a snow storm.
Sarah must be snowed in and bored, because she's been snowbooking since the storm started.
The roads haven't been plowed so everyone's snowbooking.
The roads haven't been plowed so everyone's snowbooking.
by A Magillacutty February 12, 2010
by Guesswho9911 February 07, 2011
A snowbook is a notebook running a live operating system, e.g. Tails, that doesn't usually leave traces of data once it is rebooted or powered off. It is used by journalists, whistleblowers, geeks, system administrators and privacy-aware people in general. It is derived from the words Snowden and Notebook.
Client: Could you check if our cloud directory is publicly visible?
Programmer: It should be private. Hold on, I'll check that using my snowbook.
Programmer: It should be private. Hold on, I'll check that using my snowbook.
by Ninetycool January 10, 2018