Meaning & Definition of word "Snot"

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    Snot

    /snɒt/

    noun:

    • 1. A thick mucus secretion from the nose, often associated with a cold or allergies.
      • Example: He wiped the snot from his nose with his sleeve.
    • 2. A contemptible or annoying person.
      • Example: That little snot always steals the spotlight.
    • 3. Slang term for nasal mucus, especially in relation to children.
      • Example: The child had a runny nose, and I could see the snot hanging down.

    Etymology

    Middle English 'snot', of uncertain origin.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    snotty:

    Behaving in a rude or contemptuous manner.

    snot-nosed:

    Referring to a young or inexperienced person, often in a dismissive way.

    Related Words

    mucus:

    A slippery secretion produced by, and covering, mucous membranes.

    expectorate:

    To cough or spit out phlegm from the throat or lungs.

    Slang Meanings of snot

    Meaning: A person who is annoying or unpleasant.

    Example Sentence: Don't be such a snot, nobody likes whiners.

    Meaning: To express disdain or contempt.

    Example Sentence: She snottily dismissed his ideas.