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snudger originated around Birmingham University c. 2004, and means to sniff the seat of someone, usually female, after they have finished sitting on it. Favourite targets include bicycle seats (think about it) and bar stools. Also a term of abuse/endearment, depending on the recipient.
'"Cor," ejaculated William, "Miss has been sitting on that seat all day and it's the middle of July, why don't you go and snudge it, Fatty?" from 'William goes Snudging', by Richmal Crompton
snudger by I'd rather not say... January 21, 2005
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A name given to someone who mildly offends you. The shortened version, snudge, can also be used.
She won’t answer my texts, she’s bein a snudger.

I gave the baby a bottle and he’s still crying. He’s bein a lil snudge.
Snudger by LiLi808 June 1, 2025
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A term used to describe a shit. Originated in Scotland and popularised in Perth, Western Australia. A term often heard in West Perth and City Beach.
I need to go to the toilet for a sludger.
Sludger by Hugh Madborough January 5, 2017
Somebody that sniffs girls' bicycle seats

Can be used to describe anyone that has an obsession over the smell of girls or is just a creep
" Hey what was Sam doing over there by Sally's bike? "

" Oh that snedger? Probably sniffing her seat, what a creep "
snedger by Danny336 November 28, 2013
the nickname for a person named Smith
"there goes Smudger again, always after 'is 'oggins"
smudger by theWestHamfan October 22, 2003

ink smudger 

Slur for people who can't write properly and get ink all up their hand

I.e., left handed people
You know who you are you filthy ink smudger
ink smudger by Ink smudger September 19, 2023
Worse than a bugger, better than a fugger.
Rohan is a snugger.
Snugger by sichangirl April 13, 2011
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