" snoops "

 [ "snoops" ]

1: nickname for a close friend (referring to snoop dogg cuz hes the man)

  * e.g.,  ... what up snoops, let's go to spukies 

 [ "snoops" ]

1: those who are aquainted with snoop dogg a.k.a. his posse.

  * e.g.,  ... yo dawg...the snoops be after me for hatin' snoopy d-o-double g. 

 [ "Snoop" ]

1: The one and the only D O double G

  * e.g.,  ... G's up Ho's down all you motha fuka's bounce to this 

 [ "Snooped" ]

1: When you're beyond baked, like the OG Snoop Dogg.

  * e.g.,  ... Stoner #1: "Bro I'm Snooped out of my mind right now." 

 [ "snooping" ]

1:  The act of looking around in a hurried and urgent manner.

  * e.g.,  ... The mother went snooping around her daughters room in search of her diary, when she came upon it in a secret drawer. 

 [ "snooping" ]

2:  To pry into the private affairs of others, especially by prowling about

 [ "Snoop" ]

1: Verb.

  * e.g.,  ... "I'm going to snoop some dinner, would you like to come?" "Can I snoop that book from behind you real quick?" 

 [ "Snoop" ]

2: To get, grab, receive, aquire, or otherwise do, relatively quickly. Synonymous with "cop". Not to be confused with the traditional definition of "snoop" (i.e. "snooping around"). This use of the word has gradually emerged in midwestern US cities such as Minneapolis and Chicago throughout 2014 - 201

 [ "Snooped" ]

1: When you sneeze and the result is excretion of poop.

  * e.g.,  ... Dr. Donna Kempf snooped during class and stained the floor. Totes awk. 

 [ "Snooping" ]

1: The act of asking to see one's cell phone then proceding to read through their text messages, playing it off like they're not doing it.

  * e.g.,  ... Guy 1: Hey can I play a game on your phone? 

 [ "snoop" ]

1: dis to a Blood by a crip

  * e.g.,  ... Rap group Bloods and Crips said in song Crippin' Ain't Easy, "I'm killin' snoops in the worst way. Got my BK-47 and it's BK all day. 

 [ "snoop" ]

1: One who actively minds other people's business. Works hard to see things that are not for his eyes, and may open drawers and closets in a search for information.

  * e.g.,  ... Eleanor likes to snoop around Charlotte's desk to see what she can find.