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Significats de snoot en anglès

portuguès
bocal
català
nàpia

Informal terms for the nose.

nàpia
català
esnob

A person regarded as arrogant and annoying.

esnob
Ús de snoot en anglès
1
That's what happens when you're part of the urban snoot elite.
The Irish Times
2
Every time she gets a snoot full she falls in love.
The Sorrows of a Show Girl: A Story of the Great "White Way"
3
They nearly arrested me because I punched him in the snoot.
The corfu trilogy
4
She's just one more snoot who thinks she'll never get what she deserves.'
Full dark, no stars
5
As a Musselburgh man he was allergic to the staid old snoot-in-the-air town.
Tommy's honor: the story of old tom morris and young tom morris,...
6
There was another feline growl, followed by a quick right claw to the snoot.
Wife for hire
7
But he looks at me and sees a hood, goggles, and a long snoot.
From a Certain Point of View
8
The youngest kids on the block irreverently cocking a snoot at all bar Bohemians.
The Irish Times
9
Not with a rag around my snoot, and I will rough up my voice.
The Assistant
10
He turned into a whale of modest size, twenty-three feet from fluke to snoot.
Surrender to the will of the night
11
Blackwell, he's a cuss, with a snoot like a hawg.
Branded
12
She then secures a job working as a gopher for Jane Krakowski's ghastly uptown snoot.
The Irish Times
13
I poke you in the snoot once more before they throw me off the lot.
White Hunter, Black Heart
14
Like she had a fly about her snoot.
Timeless
15
Devil come up to Mille, she'd bust him on the snoot and spit in his eye.
The devil's touch
16
Lin said: Durned ef ye kin fool me in the smell uf enything; my snoot nevur lies.
Watch Yourself Go By
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portuguès
bocalfocinho
Snoot a través del temps