Snerks

Its a cross between Sniggers and Smirks. Not a very friendly thing and is usually only used by people who don't agree with people very often.

Present Tense: *snerks at your T-shirt*

Past Tense: Did you see that? She totally snerked at you!

Future Tense: I think i'll snerk at him in assembally

by chibi-chi December 28, 2005

sherkston

resort located in port colborne ontario where everyone drives golfcarts while being completely intoxicated. where you lose track of time because you are so wasted you have either lost your phone or broken it. you wake up on a random persons porch with your golfcart half way down the street, some article of clothing missing, and bruises all over your body wondering who or what you did the night before.

what happens in sherkston, stays in sherkston

by molly mackerson October 29, 2011

sneakster

An individual whose surreptitious actions or behavior suggest a nefarious motive or intention

The guy from QA acted like a real sneakster when it came to the code release.

by AT13 September 18, 2013

snerson

a snake person or a snail person. snerson.

Ronaldo: Wakey wakey, Mr. Snakey... *uses flash light to dilate pupils* Wave forms seem typical for a twelfth dimensional being of this size. *lifts the fake arm using his flashlight* Arms appear to be, vestigial.

Peedee: *holding camcorder* U-uh, Ronaldo? Is that, uh, one of the monster people you've been hunting?

Ronaldo: No no, not “monster” Peedee, snerson. It’s very scientific! But still, better safe than sorry. *offers him a potato*

by p.c.neat August 13, 2016

snerkle

To sneak a taste of food that someone is in the process of preparing.

As grandma carved the turkey, I took a snerkle of meat to subdue my cravings.

by J-ro October 4, 2013

sneiks

A word which is used in Norway to say talk to you later. "Snakkes" is the Norwegian word, and is kind of similar. It is common to end unofficial messages (such as texts and instant messaging) with the word "sneiks". The word can also be used verbally to end a conversation. After the movie "Snakes on a Plane" it became popular to use differnt twists of this word such as "Sneiks on a Plane to Bermuda" (very dry humor).

Norwegian: ok, vi sneiks
English: alright, we'll sneiks

by Nils S May 22, 2008

snerk

Verb or Noun: Small sound that is emitted through the nose and mouth, usually a compressed laugh or snort. Often accompanied with a small grin, smirk, or sneer. Usually a tone of either derision, (as when someone says something you find stupid) or innocent humor. (When someone tells you a funny joke and you are busy doing something else, so a full-fledged laugh is difficult.)Nice to use behind other's backs, as when they do something inanely stupid and you can't help but laugh about it, but don't want to fall over laughing.

Holding my lunchtray in one hand and balancing my fork, I snerked as Caroline delivered the punchline of the dead baby joke.

When the girl in front of me pointed at the Mustang and said, "Oh, I like that Camaro.", I had to snerk discreetly.

by Miss Necrosis M. Atrophy May 16, 2006