snot

You are constantly losing them in your snot and saliva and lots of them are lost in just a day or a few days.

Indeed, Stewart says, the virus could have traveled with “infected snot” from elsewhere in the sinuses without necessarily invading precious inner ear cells.

When you inhale, the snot in your nose traps dust, pollen and germs in the air that could irritate or infect your lungs.

At our test we were skiing on death cookies on top of frozen snot.

We’ve made experiments out of the five-second rule, baking soda volcanoes, sneezing out snot and much more.

SNOT, a term of reproach applied to persons by the vulgar when vexed or annoyed.