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snoot·ful
/
ˈsnut
fʊl
/
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[
snoot
-f
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]
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noun,
plural
snoot·fuls.
Informal
.
a sufficient amount of liquor to cause intoxication.
Origin:
snoot
+
-ful
Usage note
See
-ful.
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