Snough Edit Meaning

1.

A sneeze that can be easily confused with a cough.

"Was that a sneeze or a cough?" "Neither. It's a SNOUGH"

See Leo

2.

Coughing and sneezing - at the same time.

Jamie: Hey Chelsea! *snoughs*

Chelsea: Holy chow, Jamie. You must be sick, you snoughed!

See sneeze, cough, snoff, sneezing

3.

V: to sneeze and cough simultaneously with a high level of intensity.

I snoughed so hard, I almost blew my head off.

See sneeze, cough, cold, flu

4.

A mix between a sneeze and a cough. Often results in a violent and embarassing noise.

Chris! You just snoughed all over my pizza!

See medical, cough, sneeze, nose, mouth

5.

Pronounced "Snoff". The act of suddenly and spontaneously coughing, in a similar fashion to a sneeze. This is usually brought on by not coughing when necessary, or by a sudden tickle in the throat. This is often accompanied with a slow settle-down period of about 3 seconds after a snough, which is also similar to a sneeze.

Dan: Hey, I was ri-SNOUGH... riding my bike the other day and I went off this sick jump.

Jim: Was that a snough?

See sneeze, cough, spontaneous

6.

A mix between a sneeze and a cough.

What was that a snough?!

See sneeze, cough, nose, throat, snough

7.

To sneeze and cough at the same time.

Destinie snoughed in the library.

See sneeze, cough, snough, breathe, sick