Snot

  • 71gorilla snot — (guh.RIL.uh snawt) n. A glue like substance that is spread over sand to prevent a dust cloud from forming whenever a helicopter takes off or lands. Example Citation: Here, brown out is a significant problem with the helicopters, as their rotating …

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  • 72Alive! (Snot album) — Infobox Album Name = Alive! Type = live Artist = Snot Released = July 30, 2002 Recorded = May, 1998 Genre = Funk rock, hardcore punk,Nu metal,Rap Metal Length = 46:14 Label = Hip O Records Producer = Nic Adler Reviews = *Allmusic Rating|4|5 [http …

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  • 73blow snot rockets — AND blow a snot rocket tv. to blow gobs of nasal mucus from one nostril at a time by blocking off the other nostril with a thumb. □ Bob is always blowing snot rockets! How crude! □ Bud blew a snot rocket right out the window and into the street! …

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  • 74dot snot — n. A young person with an arrogant and self important manner because he or she has become rich by creating a dot com company. Example Citation: Why do I sense a technology slippage in this arena? Probably because Silicon Valley has become… …

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  • 75mustard-snot — The little dried piece of mustard left on the tip of the mustard bottle applicator. I am so tired of finding mustard snot in the kitchen sink …

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  • 76mustard-snot — The little dried piece of mustard left on the tip of the mustard bottle applicator. I am so tired of finding mustard snot in the kitchen sink …

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  • 77cock snot — Noun. Semen. See snot …

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  • 78blow a snot rocket — Go to blow snot rockets …

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  • 79rock snot — noun Colloquial name for the algae like organism, didymosphenia geminata …

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  • 80bone-eating snot flower worm — noun a worm like creature, Osedax mucofloris, that feeds on the carcasses of minke whales in the North Sea …

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