snod2 (snod)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 57
t.; pret. and pp. snodded, ppr. snodding. [A var. of snead1.] To trim; make trim or tidy; set in order. [Scotch.] On stake and ryce he knits the crooked vines, And snoddes their bowes. T. Hudson , tr. of Du Bartas's Judith, iv. snod2 (snod), a. [Appar. a form of the pp. of snead or of snod2, v.] Neat; trim; smooth. [Scotch.]
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