cokesniffer
cokesniffer by Paul Kaye March 27, 2008
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cakesniffer
In Lemony Snicket's "A Series of Unfortunate Events", the wealthy young villain Carmelita Spats insults the Baudelaire orphans by calling them cakesniffers. Presumably the insult is an antonym of "cake eaters", an insult reserved for rich, spoiled children (suggesting that they have their cake and eat it too). In calling the Baudelaires cakesniffers, the rich, spoiled Carmelita suggests that the (temporarily) destitute Baudelaires think longingly of her superior social position and wealth.
cakesniffer by Ms. Paws February 17, 2007
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Cocksniffer
Cocksniffer by pnget_69 September 16, 2007
cocksniffer
1.) "I did a couple rails off the mirror but that bitch was such a cocksniffer and did rails off my cash and prizes.":
2.) Many examples can be found in Monmouth County.
2.) Many examples can be found in Monmouth County.
cocksniffer by The Original Kitch December 28, 2005
cakesniffer
A stupid insult used by Carmella Spats to insult the Baudelaire orphans in
A Series Of Unfortunate Events
Book 5
The Austraire Academy
A Series Of Unfortunate Events
Book 5
The Austraire Academy
cakesniffer by Scribbler April 9, 2005
cakesniffer
An insult heard in A Series Of Unfortunate Events. Everyone is trying to guess what it means, believing that it has something to do with cake, but I wanted to suggest that it might simply have been Lemony Snicket's way of censoring out the word "cocksucker" in his books.
cakesniffer by Hex Luther June 10, 2013
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