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snoot

[snuːt]

snoot Definition

  • 1a person who has an attitude of superiority or arrogance
  • 2the nose or snout of an animal

Using snoot: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "snoot" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The new boss is a real snoot, always acting like he's better than everyone else.

  • Example

    The dog's snoot was covered in mud after digging in the garden.

snoot Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for snoot

Phrases with snoot

  • an attitude of haughtiness or disdain

    Example

    She gave me an upturned snoot when I suggested she might be wrong.

  • follow one's snoot

    to follow one's instincts or intuition

    Example

    I don't know where we're going, I'm just following my snoot.

  • a large amount of something, especially alcohol

    Example

    After a few drinks, he had a snoot full and started telling embarrassing stories.

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Summary: snoot in Brief

The term 'snoot' [snuːt] has two meanings. It can refer to a person with an attitude of superiority or arrogance, as in 'The new boss is a real snoot.' Alternatively, it can mean the nose or snout of an animal, as in 'The dog's snoot was covered in mud.' Phrases include 'upturned snoot,' meaning haughtiness, 'follow one's snoot,' meaning to follow one's intuition, and 'snoot full,' meaning a large amount of something, especially alcohol.