snotnose

snotnose

slang A derogatory or dismissive term for a young child or infant. Why don't you leave the snotnose with your parents so we can go have a meal to ourselves for once? A: "Who's the snotnose?" B: "It's just my little brother. My mom made me bring him along."

snotnose(d) kid

1. An adolescent or child, especially one who is troublesome or burdensome. There's a bunch of snotnosed kids throwing eggs at houses around the neighborhood. A: "My mom is making me bring my little brother with us to the mall." B: "Ah, geez, I don't want some snotnose kid hanging around us all day!"
2. A younger person who is inexperienced or naïve yet also arrogant, brash, or haughty. I've been working at this company for 20 years. I don't need some snotnosed kid coming in and telling me how to do my job! What makes you think you could run this company any better? You're nothing but a snotnose kid!
See also: kid
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

snotnose(d) (kid)

Inf. a young child; a relatively young person. (Derogatory. Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion.) Some little snotnose swiped my wallet. A little snotnosed kid came in and asked for money.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

snotnose(d) kid

and snotnose
n. a young child; a relatively young person. (Rude and derogatory.) Some little snotnose swiped my wallet.
See also: kid, snotnosed

snotnose

verb
See snotnosed kid

snotnose kid

verb
See snotnosed kid
See also: kid, snotnose
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • blob
  • foundry
  • nut factory
  • nut-foundry
  • nuthatch
  • nuthouse
  • saltine
  • alley cat
  • ambulance chaser
  • an ambulance chaser
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He explained that only this would justify a Man of his age and social responsibility, married and with children, having such relations with a Snotnose like me.
In her mind, he's still that whining snotnose kid under the uniform, the sidearm, and the badge.
"He was a good good hard-working Irishman - eight kids and never missed a day's work - and I was just a f***in' little f***in' snotnose.