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snot up

snot up verb: to make something snotty (covered in snot), as a handkerchief or tissue, or to similarly cover with other bodily fluids, like a dog breathing on glass.

Verb

snot up (third-person singular simple present snots up, present participle snotting up, simple past and past participle snotted up)

  1. (transitive) To make something snotty (covered in snot), as a handkerchief or tissue, or to similarly cover with other bodily fluids, like a dog breathing on glass.
  2. (intransitive) To sob in a way that produces snot.

Forms of snot up

third-person singular presentsnots up
present participlesnotting up
past participlesnotted up
pastsnotted up

Questions about snot up

What does snot up mean?
Snot up means to make something snotty (covered in snot), as a handkerchief or tissue, or to similarly cover with other bodily fluids, like a dog breathing on glass.
What part of speech is snot up?
Snot up is a verb.
What is the past tense of snot up?
The past tense of snot up is snotted up.

Words near snot up in the dictionary

  1. snot rag
  2. snot rags
  3. snot rocket
  4. snot rockets
  5. snot sea cucumber
  6. snot up
  7. snot-green
  8. snot-nose
  9. snot-nosed
  10. snotbag
  11. snotbags

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