Definition of snodger in English:

snodger

adjective ˈsnɒdʒə

Australian dated, informal

Very good; first class.
an absolutely snodger effort
Example sentencesExamples
- Where the outback meets the tropics is a snodger place.
- The snodger whiting weren't biting when Darryl and his mates ventured south.
- It was a snodger day! The apple trees was white with bloom. All things seemed good to me.
- If you see a very pretty girl passing, you might properly comment that she is snodger.
- I felt a solid bump and drove the hooks into a snodger bream.
- The next pic is her sister with a snodger snapper.
- I am having what boys call a 'snodger' time here.
- Anyway, have a snodger time and keep safe.

noun ˈsnɒdʒə

Australian dated, informal

Someone or something that is exceptionally good.
we had a snodger of a sunset
Example sentencesExamples
- 'We'll get some snodgers soon,' Russell says.
- I didn't realise it was a world record, but I knew it was a snodger.
- On the bottom hook was a snodger of a trout.
- It was also noted that our top-producing heifer had once again brought in a snodger of a calf.
- He was a big snodger — a nice bloke but always getting into strife.
- He declared it to be a snodger of a day.
- The club had a snodger of a weekend.
- Chris hooked another snodger as did one of the other lads.
- Some guys have landed real snodgers.

Origin

Early 20th century: of unknown origin; perhaps related to Scots and northern English dialect snod 'neat, tidy, trim, spruce'.

单词	snodger
释义	Definition of snodger in English: snodger adjective ˈsnɒdʒə Australian dated, informal Very good; first class. an absolutely snodger effort Example sentencesExamples Where the outback meets the tropics is a snodger place. The snodger whiting weren't biting when Darryl and his mates ventured south. It was a snodger day! The apple trees was white with bloom. All things seemed good to me. If you see a very pretty girl passing, you might properly comment that she is snodger. I felt a solid bump and drove the hooks into a snodger bream. The next pic is her sister with a snodger snapper. I am having what boys call a 'snodger' time here. Anyway, have a snodger time and keep safe. noun ˈsnɒdʒə Australian dated, informal Someone or something that is exceptionally good. we had a snodger of a sunset Example sentencesExamples 'We'll get some snodgers soon,' Russell says. I didn't realise it was a world record, but I knew it was a snodger. On the bottom hook was a snodger of a trout. It was also noted that our top-producing heifer had once again brought in a snodger of a calf. He was a big snodger — a nice bloke but always getting into strife. He declared it to be a snodger of a day. The club had a snodger of a weekend. Chris hooked another snodger as did one of the other lads. Some guys have landed real snodgers. Origin Early 20th century: of unknown origin; perhaps related to Scots and northern English dialect snod 'neat, tidy, trim, spruce'.
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