Sentence examples for the snot from inspiring English sources
noun
Mucus, especially mucus from the nose.
"Carmelo knocked the snot out of it," Bell said.
She then beats the snot out of him.
JUDITH: Well we know where the snot will go…In a tree!
She half-chokes, half-speaks and the snot is pouring down her face.
The snot slips across the tissue, rather than staying conveniently absorbed and contained.
While mainstream dance plods dully towards stadium pomp or toothless, tasteful house, #Vine music is the snot-nosed punk response.
" The snot-bomber looks sheepish, worried that passengers will lynch him for such foul germ-spreading manners.
The snot-nosed brat is very confused about how triangles work and asks you the following question: X and Y are two sides of a triangle.
Baca said he did not belong to Congressional or any other club in Washington, choosing more often to play on public courses so "you don't become a part of the snots that belong to the country club areas.
There the snots can blanket the whole river.
