snoozeball
Someone (usually male) who is completely boring and has no gusto. Can also refer to someone who is like a robot.
snoozeball by DrMcHottie March 9, 2016
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SnoozeBowl
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Geek: What up, nerd? How goes the game!?
Nerd: Ho hum..a repeat of last year, and the half-time entertainment was even worse. In short, Snoozebowl!
Geek: What up, nerd? How goes the game!?
Nerd: Ho hum..a repeat of last year, and the half-time entertainment was even worse. In short, Snoozebowl!
SnoozeBowl by lezboyd March 12, 2012
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snootball
American football played on a surface covered by frozen precipitation. A portmanteau of the words "snow" and "football."
snootball by J. van Mueller December 21, 2008
snoozeville
snoozeville by Chevvers March 31, 2008
snoozeville
a town that consists of the mayor of snoozeville, the snoozevillemaster, and a citizen of citizen of snoozeville. sometimes visitors come to snoozeville when the train to snoozeville - driven by conductor snoozey - is running. you don't need a passport to come, just some snoozies and you can get discounted transportation if you have collected snoozeville points granted by the snoozevillemaster. the train to snoozeville runs on snoozegas.
1-honey, i wanna take you to snoozeville for our honeymoon.
2-everybody hop on the train to snoozeville!
2-everybody hop on the train to snoozeville!
snoozeville by !shaynuh! June 11, 2009
Snoozeville
Taken literally means; to be snoozy, sleepy or groggy as a result of inhalation of 'grog'.
The terms however has deeper meanings and can be used to portray 'boredom' or as an indication of painful chat.
The latter meaning for the term is a result of long winded stories about hockey, pasta and bacon often via telephone (which is turned to loudspeaker to increase the speed at which snoozeville is approached).
Emphasis is often put on the 's' or 'sch' sound at the start of the word to further enhance the true meaning of the word.
The terms however has deeper meanings and can be used to portray 'boredom' or as an indication of painful chat.
The latter meaning for the term is a result of long winded stories about hockey, pasta and bacon often via telephone (which is turned to loudspeaker to increase the speed at which snoozeville is approached).
Emphasis is often put on the 's' or 'sch' sound at the start of the word to further enhance the true meaning of the word.
Snoozeville by Montgomerie May 19, 2009