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Meanings of snot in English

Catalan
esnob

A person regarded as arrogant and annoying.

esnob

Mucus from the nose.

Usage of snot in English
1
The snot-green Irish Sea would be swapped for the Wild Atlantic Way.
The Irish Times
2
A free vacation is the only reason we attend these snot-fests anymore.
Futures 1
3
Soon I know we will be covered in pug snot and kisses.
My best friends have hairy legs
4
Don't you ever speak that way to me again, you little snot.
Future Lovecraft
5
Them look like hocks of snot and go down the same way.
Wizard and glass
6
His voice was wet and hiccuping, like he was drowning in snot.
Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town
7
I was green as snot but fortunately Special Agent Reynolds was not.
Whispers Under Ground
8
An effete snot from one of the Core planets, do you think?
Cauldron of Ghosts
9
And rivers of snot I keep honking into wads of pink tissue.
Lit: a memoir
10
As I enter, Amy is staring suspiciously at a snot-coloured smoothie thing.
The Irish Times
11
I think there was even some snot hanging from his upper lip.
Gods go begging
12
Watery snot dampens her handkerchief, along with the tears on her cheeks.
The crimson petal and the white
13
You got snot all over. I point down the street toward Highland.
Freaks and revelations
14
Tears glistened in his eyes; dribbles of snot oozed from his nostrils.
The Maze Runner
15
Lord Frey was beside them, dandling his snot-nosed son on one knee.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
16
There were some kids who cried, wiping their snot onto Emily's sleeve.
Pretty Little Secrets
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Snot across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common