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snork — sb., et, snork, ene … Dansk ordbog
snork — [snork] in. to smoke marijuana or hashish. (Drugs.) □ Let’s get down to some serious snorking. □ They snorked until they could snork no more … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
snork — A person who smells the bicycle seats of other people. Chris is smelling that chick s bike seat! What a snork! Accidentally inhaling a drink into one s nasal passages, often while laughing. Jerry s joke made Kevin snork his milk and shoot it out… … Dictionary of american slang
snork — A person who smells the bicycle seats of other people. Chris is smelling that chick s bike seat! What a snork! Accidentally inhaling a drink into one s nasal passages, often while laughing. Jerry s joke made Kevin snork his milk and shoot it out… … Dictionary of american slang
Snork — Die Mumins sind von der finnlandschwedischen Schriftstellerin Tove Jansson erfundene, nilpferdartige Trollwesen. Die Mumins leben im idyllischen Mumintal irgendwo in Finnland. Unter Trollen versteht man sowohl winzigkleine als auch riesengroße… … Deutsch Wikipedia
snork — /ˈsnɔk/ (say snawk) noun Colloquial 1. Also, snorker. a sausage. 2. a small child; baby. {British dialect snork a pig, a snort or grunt, from Middle Low German or Middle Dutch snorken to snort} …
snork — ˈsnȯ(ə)rk, ˈsnȯ(ə)k noun ( s) Etymology: from English dialect snork to snort, snore; akin to Middle Dutch & Middle Low German snorken to snore, Middle High German snarchen, Old Swedish snarka, Middle English snoren more at snore dialect England … Useful english dictionary
Snork Maiden — The Snork Maiden is a character in the Moomin series of books by Finnish author Tove Jansson. She is a member of the species known as Snorks, and is the sister of the Snork and Moomintroll s beloved, although their relationship is very innocent.… … Wikipedia
snork — Cleveland Dialect List a sniff: tak a lang snoork … English dialects glossary
snork — I. n Australian 1. a baby or immature person. The word is said to be a distortion of stork , but may also be influenced by such words as snort , snicker , snit , snot and the fol lowing sense of the word. 2. a sausage. This rare use of the word… … Contemporary slang
