snid 

Something that is of poor quality, or lacking in aspects.
It can also mean something that is bad or mean.

A derivative of snide.
However in English slang, most particularly the north, snide is the verb of snid.

1. That club was really snid, did you see the state of the girls in there?
2. That food you cooked was snid, sort it out.
3. Stop being such a snid.

Verb. You're so 'snide'

snid by sean051 July 24, 2010

snid 

1.) n. -- a vagina
2.) n. -- a female

1.) I ate that snid nicely.
2.) There's a lot of snid in this bar tonight.

snid by Fro September 15, 2002

snid 

Snid {noun)
(first heard by me in the south of England circa 1993)

Snid : the very smallest amount of something that can exist (for instance, a tiny smear of jam in a jar.

Alternatively: the last bit of a joint before the roach, so tiny it will inevitably end up tasting of cardboard.

Example: "There's only a snid of milk left"

snid by v1ct0rth3cl34n3r September 10, 2011

Snid 

A cute ass leopard gecko

I love my snid

Snid by Snids are cute October 26, 2019

Snid 

Snid is a name or a noun for someone who is persnickety: overly particular, fussy, punctilious, snobbish, easily offended, difficult to please.

My coworker should change his name to Snid, since he is so fussy, easily offended and difficult to please.

Snid by eeojY^DqR&yzaw4i September 24, 2023

snid-bit 

A small piece of information or a small portion related to a topic or object

Just take a snid-bit off the top.

snid-bit by Sifujo August 1, 2018

Snid-bit 

Just a little or a small amount of a particular subject or object

Just take off a snid-bit from the top.

Snid-bit by Sifujo August 1, 2018