Snot
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 100
snot, n. mucus of the nose: a mean fellow.— v.i. to blow the nose.— v.i. Snot′ter , to breathe through an obstruction in the nostrils, to sob, cry.— n. the wattles of a turkey-cock: ( Scot. ) snot.— n. Snot′tery , snot, fil you r .— adv. Snot′tily .— n. Snot′tine .— adjs. Snot′ty ; Snot′ty-nosed . [M. E. snotte ; cf. Dut. snot ; allied to snout .]
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