snarkern

A VR rythm game where you hit colorful blocks to the beat of music. Like stadium music.

snarkern is being defined as bad at Beat Saber

Snarkern = Reidar

by sonder123 February 9, 2021

snarkern

A VR rythm game where you hit colorful blocks to the beat of music.

Snarkern is bad at Beat Saber.

by sonder123 February 9, 2021

Snackernackle

Catholic Tabernacle. Box on the alter of Catholic Church where the host is kept. The host being the representation of the body of Christ in the typical form of a wafer/cracker that is handed out to parishioners during a Catholic Mass. So a snack. The place where the snacks are kept.

The priest opened the Snackernackle to get out the wafers to nourish the parishioners.

by The Jaymeister April 29, 2021

snarker

One who snarks. See snark: Combination of "snide" and "remark". Sarcastic comment(s).

"That dude is a total snarker. He just sits in the back row and riffs on everyone who walks in."

by The mistress of snark April 15, 2010

snarkenfreude

Derived from snark(a word that comes from the combination of snide and remark) and schadenfreude.

snarkenfreude means not only do you enjoy someone else's suffering or mishaps but you quip--usually within the sufferer's earshot--snide comments at their expense.

"But Mr. Vice-President," asked the reporter, unable to dampen his snarkenfreude, "doesn't a pace maker require the presence of an actual heart?"

by SnarkybutSad August 28, 2007

fart snarker

a person who sniffs up all the fumes before anyone else has a chance to smell any of them

my ex-husband was a fart snarker (his own) and then he'd say "ahhh, that was a good one". Of course, I couldn't verify that because there was nothing left for me!

by ca artist September 4, 2009

snarkenfreude

A compound word combining snarky (itself a combination of snide and remark) and Schadefreude.

Not only does one take joy from other's bad luck or suffering, one quips, preferably within the sufferer's earshot--witty criticism and critique of the sufferer.

"Mr. Cheney," the reporter asked, barely hiding his snarkenfreude, "doesn't having a pacemaker require the presence of an actual heart?"

by Rarl Kove August 26, 2007