Snowshoe

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 484
snr’shob, n. a great flat shoe worn to Snowaiip. sttO slip, «. a ma of snozu which slips down a mountain's side Snowy, snoi. tui). abounding or covered with snow white, like snow pure spotle . Snub. snub, v tu check, to reprimand: pr.p. snubb'ing pad and //i /. snubbed. [I>»n. snuboe of to nip mid Ice. xnubba ‘to cut short to chide.] Snub nose, snub '-mV, « a short or flat nose. [See under Sn\lb. Snuff, snuf, 7.t to draw in air violently and nu.sil) through the n vc to sniff.- to draw mm the nose to smell to take off the snuff of a Candle. — n. powdered tobacco or other substance for snuffing the charred part of a candle-wick. [Log. with Dut. snuff in, Ger. si knau/en Sw. sttupva. Sec Sniff, Snivel.]
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