| DESNOODS | • DESNOOD v. to remove a turkey's snood to discourage cannibalism. |
| SNOODING | • snooding v. Present participle of snood. • SNOOD v. to wear a net or fabric cap on the hair. |
| SNOOKERS | • snookers n. Plural of snooker. • snookers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of snooker. • SNOOKER v. to thwart, obstruct. |
| SNOOKING | • snooking v. Present participle of snook. • SNOOK v. to snuff or smell about, also SNOKE, SNOWK. |
| SNOOLING | • snooling v. Present participle of snool. • SNOOL v. (Scots) to be tamely submissive. |
| SNOOPERS | • snoopers n. Plural of snooper. • SNOOPER n. one who snoops. |
| SNOOPIER | • snoopier adj. Comparative form of snoopy: more snoopy. • SNOOPY adj. prying. |
| SNOOPILY | • snoopily adv. In a snoopy manner. • SNOOPY adv. prying. |
| SNOOPING | • snooping v. Present participle of snoop. • snooping n. A secret spying or investigation. • SNOOP v. to pry about. |
| SNOOTFUL | • snootful n. (Informal) A noseful. • snootful n. (Informal) A significant ingested quantity of an alcoholic beverage. • SNOOTFUL n. (colloquial) enough alcohol to make one drunk. |
| SNOOTIER | • snootier adj. Comparative form of snooty: more snooty. • SNOOTY adj. supercilious. |
| SNOOTILY | • snootily adv. In a snooty manner. • SNOOTY adv. supercilious. |
| SNOOTING | • snooting v. Present participle of snoot. • SNOOT v. to treat with disdain. |
| SNOOZERS | • snoozers n. Plural of snoozer. • SNOOZER n. one who snoozes. |
| SNOOZIER | • snoozier adj. Comparative form of snoozy: more snoozy. • SNOOZY adj. given to snoozing. |
| SNOOZING | • snoozing v. Present participle of snooze. • SNOOZE v. to sleep lightly. |
| SNOOZLED | • snoozled v. Simple past tense and past participle of snoozle. • SNOOZLE v. (colloquial) to nuzzle and then sleep. |
| SNOOZLES | • snoozles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of snoozle. • SNOOZLE v. (colloquial) to nuzzle and then sleep. |