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snaughter, snocher, snochter, snochter-dichter,
snochter [ˈsnɔx(t)ər, ˈsnɔix(t)ər]
n. Nasal mucus.
n. Nasal mucus.
Compounds and phrases etc.
snochter-dichter [-ˈdɪçtər]: A handkerchief.
sned, snoad, snod, snodder, snoddie, snoddit, snoddy,
snod [snɔd]
adj. Of people: neat, trim, spruce, smart. Of things: neat, trim, tidy, compact. Well laid out, in good order. Smooth, level, evenly cut. Comfortable, snug, cosy, at ease.
v. To make trim or neat, to tidy, put in order. To prune, cut, trim, smoothe, to make level.
pt. pp. snoddit adj. Neat, spruced up, smart.
adj. Of people: neat, trim, spruce, smart. Of things: neat, trim, tidy, compact. Well laid out, in good order. Smooth, level, evenly cut. Comfortable, snug, cosy, at ease.
v. To make trim or neat, to tidy, put in order. To prune, cut, trim, smoothe, to make level.
pt. pp. snoddit adj. Neat, spruced up, smart.
snoddy
adj. Neat, smart.
adj. Neat, smart.
Compounds and phrases etc.
snod-laid: Evenly cut.
snoddie,
snoddie [S. snɔdi]
n. col. A stupid person, a ninny.
n. col. A stupid person, a ninny.
snodge,
snodge [S. snɔdʒ, snodʒ]
v. To walk deliberately or steadily, to stroll.
v. To walk deliberately or steadily, to stroll.
snog, snogg, snoggjet,
snog [I.Sh. snɔg]
n. Food in general.
n. Food in general.
snjult, snjulted, snoilt, snoiltet, snoiltit, snolt, snölt, snoltet, snuilt, snuiltet, snult,
snoilt [I.Sh. ˈsnɔilt]
n. A thick stump. A furrowed knot between the eyebrows.
v. To shorten, to stunt, to cut very close.
pt. pp. snoiltit adj. Truncated, stumpy. Close-fitting. Abruptly cut short, closely cut.
n. A thick stump. A furrowed knot between the eyebrows.
v. To shorten, to stunt, to cut very close.
pt. pp. snoiltit adj. Truncated, stumpy. Close-fitting. Abruptly cut short, closely cut.
snoit,
snoit [snɔit]
v. To breathe loudly through the nose, to snore.
v. To breathe loudly through the nose, to snore.
sneuk, sneukin, snoak, snoaked, snoakin, snock, snockin, snockt, snoke, snoked, snokin, snokit, snook, snookin, snookit, snouk, snoukin, snoukit, snowk, snowke, snowket, snowkin, snowkit,
snoke [snok, snox, snuk, snʌuk]
n. A smell(ing), a sniff. A sneak, a furtive person, a prowler, a prying, inquisitive person.
v. To sniff, smell, scent out like a dog, snuff, poke with the nose. To hunt, search, to pry, to nose one's way, skulk, prowl, sneak about, go about furtively. To scorn, despise. To snort, to snigger.
pt. pp. snokit
n. A smell(ing), a sniff. A sneak, a furtive person, a prowler, a prying, inquisitive person.
v. To sniff, smell, scent out like a dog, snuff, poke with the nose. To hunt, search, to pry, to nose one's way, skulk, prowl, sneak about, go about furtively. To scorn, despise. To snort, to snigger.
pt. pp. snokit
Compounds and phrases etc.
snokin: Sniffing, poking witht the nosee, searching, etc.
snoot, snoot-cloot, snoot-clout, snout,
snoot [snut]
n. The snout. The face, head. A projecting point of land. The peak of a cap. col. A detective, a policeman.
n. The snout. The face, head. A projecting point of land. The peak of a cap. col. A detective, a policeman.
Compounds and phrases etc.
snoot-cloot A handkerchief.
snoozle, snouzle,
snoozle [ˈsnuːzl]
v. To snooze, doze. To nuzzle, poke with the nose, snuggle.
v. To snooze, doze. To nuzzle, poke with the nose, snuggle.
From snooze.