snool
/snuːl
/noun Scottish & Northern English
An obsequious or sly person: none of her children are snools...
- I would rather be the snool than the shuffler.
- He gets scant credit for his efforts, and I'd be a snool to make any appearance of stealing his thunder.
- You, or any one of us, will never be a snool.
Origin
Early 18th century: of unknown origin.
- working relationship
- working room
- workings
- working school
- working space
- working storage
- working surface
- working title
- Workington
- working top
- working tun
- working visa
- working voltage
- working week
- working weekday
- working woman
- working year
- work in progress
- work lead
- workless
- worklessness
- work life
- work/life
- work-life balance
- work-like