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Snot Hole

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When you stick a rubber up your nose and pull it out of your mouth so it’s all gooey with snot and saliva, then you put it on and fuck a girl with it.

For those Agaisnt using condoms when having sex there is a short cut to this method: simply blow your nose in your hands, rub it on your dick and fuck her with it raw.
Oh man, I met this girl last night and she asked me for a Snot Hole!
Snot Hole by Johnny Martini June 12, 2018

snot hole

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The circular passages at the bottom of the nose. aka nostrils.
Get ya finger oot ya snot hole ye dorty get.
snot hole by gobshite April 12, 2005

snothole 

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1. snot hole; nostril
2. shortened form of "not, arsehole" or "not, asshole"
1. Get your finger outa your snothole, you dirty bugger.
2. Hey turd. Are you coming over tomorrow, or snothole?
snothole by yorrick hunt January 13, 2008
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