shnibb
When one moves to kiss someone, yet rather than kissing, they sniff and nibble the part of skin that their lips come into contact with.
Plural: shibbs, shnibble
Plural: shibbs, shnibble
shnibb by LadyoftheLake August 18, 2011
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Shnibb
Small amount of anything. Small amount of food, bowl, cigerette, ect. A person can be a shnibb as well. Predominatly used to decribe the roach of a cigerette and such. West Seattle term. Can also be used as a verb.
"can I have a drag of your cigerette?"
"I would let you, but all I have left is a shnibb."
"I don't want to finish this cigerette so I'm going to shnibb it."
"I would let you, but all I have left is a shnibb."
"I don't want to finish this cigerette so I'm going to shnibb it."
Shnibb by krissssay!! August 15, 2009
Related Words
Shnibble • Shnibb • Shnibbly • shnibba • Shnibbidabobbin • shnibbit • Shnibbled • Shnibbleyang • bibbledee shnibblet • Shibby!
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A person who consistently performs the task of snibbing (locking) a door or window and then proceeds to check that all doors and windows are snibbed.
Schnibblins
The leftover, smallest pieces of a given item. Often referring to food, in particular, the extra crispy little bits of french fries found at the bottom of the container.
Audrey's favorite food experience is eating the crispy goodness of schnibblins found at the bottom of the container of fries.
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