When you laugh while drinking and it comes out of your nose.
"Dude I was drinking my millk and Timmy told this hilarious joke and it came out of my nose"

"Brah you totally snurfed"
by KnockingDevil May 13, 2016
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Basically a more subtle way of saying "Mwahahahaha".

Said after foiling somebody and being slightly victorious.
Person 1: May i have some of your grape drink?
Person 2: Yes
Person 2 to Person 3: Thats just purple power-aid, snurf-snurf.
by The Original Snurf-Snurfer November 8, 2009
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To surf in the snow!
Yo mann!~-lets go snurf in the snow today...
by Snurfer dude December 13, 2010
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Snow surfing. The precursor to snowboarding. Snurfers were first sold in retail stores in 1965.
Good snow day, let's head to the hill and go snurfing.
by Tiggerjeff February 16, 2010
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To be surfing the internet while talking on the phone, as definied by Comcast high speed internet.
"She hung up on me after she found out I was snurfing."
by mocha nut August 26, 2007
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The act of sniffing a patron behind the ear without their knowledge or consent. Often acted out as a team where one person, the "Surfer" will perform the act while the other attempts to take photos at the precise moment the victim realizes someone is inappropriately crossing their personal boundary. The act of snurfing is best performed at large social gatherings or bars, where serial snurfing may occur ad nauseum without the group as a whole becoming aware of the act. Photos become great tools for jesting and cyber bullying in modern social networks.
"lets go snurfing," "Check out these great Snurf pics," or "I just punched that creepy guy over there when he snurfed me unexpectedly"
by Picklepc April 8, 2012
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A pejorative verb used to describe particularly heinous actions performed by a fellow lad.

Alternatively used as a noun or expletive with reference to the fundamental attributes of carrying out a certain task in a given context. Usage as a noun is subject to the rules of conjugation as present in the standard English language, resulting in the noun form of the word: Snurfer.

Formally, the title of a since discontinued, educational, but otherwise disturbing cassette tape recording that was mysteriously distributed to senile French teachers across the province by Ontario's Ministry of Education.
USAGE AS A VERB:

Madame Karma: Patrick, Bruno, I know what you have been saying all year. You are disgusting!
Bruno: Sorry madame, no more snurfing around I promise!

USAGE AS A NOUN:

Madame Karma: Bruno, what have you done!?
Bruno: I threw the juice box into the fan madame! I'm a real Snurfer!
by CharlieDontSnurf January 18, 2017
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