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snotbubbler 

some little kid who is always in the front of the bus because no one likes him. and if you would notice he is the one that no one wants on their team the one that is always picked last, and he is always picking his nose because he has a fat ass booger in there and he wants to eat it.you know the one with the power ranger shirts at the age of 16
retard, or some lowlife 16 yera old who needs to get laid and or needs somefriends except the ones who play ugiho or pokemon or what ever the hell those games are. the little kids in the front of the bus those snotbubblers that try to pick there nose and pokemon and ugiho.
snotbubbler by kyle niebuhr May 25, 2006
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Snotgobbler 

A small child, from their habit of pickig their noses and eating their snots. Applied to a small child whether they indulge in snot eating or not.
Your brother is bringing his two snotgobblers over this weekend.
Snotgobbler by johnmnz August 12, 2017

snotgobbler 

only a snotgobbler like Robert could have promoted so fast.
snotgobbler by poodlewrestler June 26, 2003

Snotbubbled 

When Someone is either in a fight or in a sporting event and is knocked unconscious. As they lay on the ground, snot bubbles sometimes pop out of their noses.

Ray Lewis just snotbubbled that Guy from the Steelers!

Rampage Jackson just snotbubbled that clown in the Octogon.
Snotbubbled by AudiomanJS March 18, 2009

Snotgobbler 

Someone with the propensity for sucking a person's face during the act of depraved sex.
Petulantpixie snotgobbled his face whilst bringing him to climax.
Snotgobbler by magic.hands November 18, 2004
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