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snoot::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | prig, snob, snot |
| Type of | unpleasant person, disagreeable person |
| Derivation | snooty |
Examples of snoot
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Now back to Spinal Injuries and the Sacral Arch and another snoot of whiskey.
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One function of the human snoot is to protect our eyes, Morris reports.
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Abruptly, one of memory's custard pies sails out of a time warp and hits me in the snoot.
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A kicker is a small light, often made directional through the use of a snoot, umbrella, or softbox.
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Kitty promptly shoots it down like the little snoot she is.
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If you have never been to Chatham's Place, don't take any of this to mean you can expect an ample side of snoot.
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Put your snoot up to one of these bottles and imagine yourself making an enhanced sensory impact on your surroundings.
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Well, put a bow tie on me and call me a snoot.
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Mr Meyer is a native of St Louis, whose unique contribution to barbecue is the snoot sandwich, which is just what it sounds like.
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- Snob: a person regarded as arrogant and annoying
- Beak: informal terms for the nose
- The snout, or muzzle, is the protruding portion of an animal's face, consisting of its nose, mouth, and jaw.
- Nose; A cylindrical or conical attachment used on a spotlight to restrict spill light
- An open-ended cylindrical funnel mounted on a light source to project a narrow, very concentrated beam of illumination.
- A cone-shaped accessory that mounts on the light to confine the beam to a very small spot.
- A protruding hollow cone of opaque material that provides a high cut-off angle for certain types of track fixtures, landscape lights, or spotlights. A snoot focuses light into a small area and is often used in art gallery lighting, landscape lighting, or theater lighting.
- A shield fitted to a lamp used to direct a concentrated beam of light onto a scene.
- Cone-shaped shield used on lights to direct a small patch of light over the subject.
