Definition of snootful in English:
snootful
noun ˈsnuːtfʊlˈsnuːtf(ə)lˈsno͞otfo͝ol
informal As much as one can take of something, especially alcoholic drink.
for a hundred kopecks, you get a snootful of vodka
Example sentencesExamples
- My daughter Anne and I carried signs and got a snootful of gas in the name of environmental freedom.
- It usually blows away after a few days, but not before the dog gets a snootful and decides avoiding your place is a better option.
- I hope they catch him in a White House closet with three interns and a snootful of coke.
- They could get a snootful of jet fumes as campaign planes shuttle candidates back and forth overhead between improbable destinations in closely contested states.
- As they entered the instructor's locker room using the key card, they knew they had a problem; the shower was running… whomever was in there probably hadn't gotten a good snootful of the aphrodisiac yet…
- There and then, after a couple of snootfuls of the devil brew, he was raring to go.
- We were barely seated when a sap with a snootful materialized at our table.
- I got a big snootful of it early on, and didn't really like it that much.
- After a snootful of bathtub gin they'd pick up the ukulele, and this was the sort of song they'd sing.
- People who have had a snootful respond differently.