snot

noun
UK: /snɒt/
US: /snɑːt/

  1. Nasal mucus.

    1. The kid wiped his snot on his sleeve.
    2. She had a runny nose, and there was snot all over her face.

  2. A contemptible person.

    1. Don't be such a snot, share your toys.
    2. He's a spoiled snot who thinks he's better than everyone else because of his dad's money.

Synonyms

brat phlegm creep slime mucus
snot verb

  1. To eject or wipe away nasal mucus.

    1. He had to snot into a tissue.
    2. I watched him snot all over the place, without a care for those nearby.

Frequently Asked Questions

The word "snot" in English means: Nasal mucus., A contemptible person..

The phonetic transcription of "snot" is /snɒt/ in British English and /snɑːt/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.

Synonyms for "snot": brat, phlegm, creep, slime, mucus.

Example usage of "snot": "The kid wiped his snot on his sleeve.". More examples on the page.