How to pronounce “snool”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (UK, dialect, archaic) An abject, cowardly person who submits tamely to others.
• [Verb]
• (UK, dialect, archaic, intransitive) To submit tamely to others.

Practice Nearby Words

sluggard, snail, slubberdegullion, mollusc, schlump, snollygoster, schnook, slummock, slag, nidderling, flunky, lizard, snubbee, slime, poltroon, snogger, slimeball, snooter, slave, slummer, scullion, sniveler, poltron, nonce, scallywag, schlub, schloomp, slink, slob, skulk, low-down, squit, squib, schlob, shlub, slimebag, shlump, snubber, slobberer, schlomp, snot, throne sniffer, knobtwat, snuffler, shnook, losel, sniveller, sook, nobber, snudge, sissy, snotley, knob-end, scroyle, slotch, sluthole, slug, slinker, clotpoll, weakie, scumsucker, plonker, shithouse, snip, snapper, cuck, yellowbelly, slimehole, swoose, snoot, pussyhole, galoot, spiv, snitch, nowt, cullion, scumbag, scut, scumhole, plum, clodpoll, slammock, nig-nog, slowpoke, woolly back, snob, sneezer, snipper-snapper, weak sister, snooper, reptile, cockwomble, sleazo, dry lunch, scumball, swad, snookerer, snigg, knobhead, sneckdraw

Similar Sounds

snail, snell, snel, snowl, smile, small, smell, smil, smal, smle, smel, smail, sool, seul, snl, smale, snu, sule, snew, smeal, suhl, anul, syal, smooth, cell, sell, sail, sale, seal, sill, snatch, smooch, snarl, senile, sal, snails, saul, sel, smoothe, sil, seel, seoul, cel, sile, cele, sall, smoosh, cil, ciel, snee, cill, salle, ceil, cile, sneha, sna, sewell, seale, sahel, ceal, smule, saal, selle, smoo, saile, saol, smu, snay, seil, sinal, sele, sayle, psl, celle, senal, snaw, sael, sneh, seele, senil, snash, sahl, siel, seol, cyl, snea, sewel, sewall, psle, ceol, saule, scyle, sneller, snells, senel, scil, snathe, snews