Snoff

[Sarah]

A short candle end used for igniting a fuse. Raymond.

[Sarah]

The act of sneezing and coughing at once.

[Sarah]

Short for the phrase suck

[Sarah]

A scoffing snort; to snort in scorn. Often occurs as a reaction to an uninformed suggestion or action.
Can be used in a condescending tone, to counter an overstated compliment or, if accompanied by a smile, as an expression of dork-endearment.
Sometimes comes out in the form of a [pfff]!, [please]!, [tcha]! or similar exclamation.
Not to be confused with a snorting laugh ([snork]).

[Sarah]

Both the act of putting out a cigarette before it is finished with the intent on re-lighting it later, and the actual cigarette which has been put out.

[Sarah]

to sneeze and cough simultainusly while smoking weed -verb

[Sarah]

it can be used as a noun or a verb. a sneeze and a cough that happen at the same time. to sneeze and cough simultaneously.

[Sarah]

a billy no mates, someone bereft of friends

[Sarah]

Term made up in Mrs. Karpinich's 8th Grade Algebra 1 class by Kerry Hopkins, when Jarett Hill sneezed and coughed at the same time during a test.