sniffers

Related to sniffers: snuffers

pot sniffer

Any dog trained by law enforcement to detect drugs, especially marijuana, by smell. I broke out in a cold sweat when I saw them bring the pot sniffers onto the bus. There's no way I'm smuggling dope through the airport—that place is crawling with pot sniffers!
See also: pot, sniffer

sniffer

slang One's nose. Put your sniffer up to these roses I just brought in from the garden. Don't they smell divine? The ball hit her right in the sniffer.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

pot sniffer

verb
See pot hound
See also: pot, sniffer
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • pot sniffer
  • sniffer
  • pot hound
  • herb
  • gyve
  • sweat (something) out of (one)
  • sweat out of
  • sweat something out
  • sweat like a pig
  • greefo
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Jonathan O'Connor, of West Yorkshire property consultancy Walker Singleton, who brokered the Sniffers Pet Care deal on behalf of Frank Marshall Estates, said: "This deal is a resounding endorsement of the quality of the business park and of the owners' decision to build speculatively.
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Pictures/JEREMY PARDOE; With the wine and the cheese in place the Norton Lindsey Stilton Sniffers savour the moment and set to work - all in a good cause
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A super sniffer made by Thermedics Inc., of Massachusetts, can detect aas little as one-billionth of a gram of plastic explosives, says Joanne Kern, a company spokeswoman.
A brave police sniffer dog is set to make a full recovery after he was attacked by a pit bull on a drugs raid.
Lawrence, 46, said last night: "I almost lost Lobo to aliens so there was no way I'd let a gang of glue sniffers have him."
The unusually named Norton Lindsey Stilton Sniffers were formed in a village pub 16 years ago with the aim of raising cash for specific local needs.
manufacturer says it is introducing larger packaging for its Sniffers line of dog treats.
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Research and development for multi-channel communications protocols or applications usually require convenient and accurate debugging facilities, such as a packet sniffer or analyzer, to verify performance.