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Definition of snoogy
snoogy
- a hooded sweatshirt.
I wear my snoogy when it's starts getting cool.
Last edited on May 18 2011. Submitted by John J. from Northampton, MA, USA on Jun 15 1998.
noun
- Mucus running or blown from the nose. A lotta times I have to blow a snoogy when I ride the bike.
Last edited on Apr 03 2015. Submitted by Anonymous on Apr 03 2015.
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