sndos

it means sound, the snd part is an abbreviation for sound.
the Scottish/Irish/Northern-English slang word sound, on its own would mean good/cool and you could describe a person as being sound.

however, sndos is typically used by Scottish teenagers on snapchat to say alright thats good.

an example of a typical conversation using sndos.
"come tae ma gaff around 8ish" said kellyanne
"sndos x" replied her pal

by iloveceltic March 23, 2024

*snods*

v.

To nod sagely.

> Wow, that's a madd skilled tactic.
> *snods*

by jiaflu December 21, 2006

snost

The past-tense of 'snooze'; made popular by singer-songwriter Mike Doughty in his 2005 song "I Hear the Bells", though not actually invented by him.

You snooze you lose; well I snost and lost.

by WolverinesFan January 25, 2010

SSDOS

suck-a suck-a dick or sumthin’

Man, my girl said she wants to bang, I told her to SSDOS first

by deeh24/24/7 August 20, 2019

Snosh hank

a dog with really nice feet

your dog has snosh hank

by Mabeline smatie April 27, 2020

snostril

"A wet-willy to the nostril."

Licking one's finger and then inserting up another's nose, preferably a stuffy/runny one.

"I couldn't retaliate with a wet-willy, she was too good at blocking her ears, so I got her with a snostril."

by C2P November 20, 2009

snoosh

When a cat lightly touches you with its nose as an affectionate gesture. (a cats loving kiss)

My cat gave me a snoosh with its nose.

by Christine Hauser May 17, 2008