snoche
Is a term of endearment meant for a really close friend. Used really when seeing them at any point in time throughout the day and must be said loudly and drug out.
"Snoche!!! So glad to see you again!"
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Eye snocket
The immediate aftermath of a snot rocket, the products of which are so thick and sticky that they string out as they only partially exit the nose arcing upward gracefully entering the eye, often causing temporary unwelcomed blindness.
I failed my sobriety test last nite! ...couldn't walk the line! The cop thought I was wasted, but I had an eye snocket and couldn't see what the hell I was doing. Note to self...
Eye snocket by YAWA June 2, 2015
snowheim
"Snowheim" is derived from the word "Broheim," meaning dude, buddy, friend, etc. A Snowheim is a bro that one chills with whilst on the mountain, whether skiing, snowboarding, or even sledding. Snowheims tend to be loud and boisterous when on the slopes with other snowheims, and when not on the mountain will often be found either in the local pub, pounding brewskis, or chaying hard in the overcrowded slopeside house that one has borrowed from his parents.
snockerfoon
1.Coming from the German word snocker, meaning full of foon.
2.the act of farting on a baby grand piano, while eating artichoke hearts on thursday
2.the act of farting on a baby grand piano, while eating artichoke hearts on thursday
snockerfoon by shlemmy von farplestein May 25, 2014
Coochi Snorcher
"My mama tella me in a scary, loud, life-threatening voice to stop scratching my Coochi Snorcher." - The Vagina Monolouges by Eve Ensler
Coochi Snorcher by Felix the Fetus February 4, 2009
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Boyfriend: Have a visit from Palmela Handerson of course!
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