snot (oneself)

To slip, trip, stumble, or otherwise fall to the ground, especially in a clumsy or embarrassing manner. I hit a patch of ice on my bike and ended up snotting myself on the pavement. Luckily no one was around to see. I cringed so hard when the bride snotted herself coming down the aisle.

snot

1. n. nasal mucus. (Crude.) He sneezed and got snot all over the newspaper.

2. n. a nasty person; an obnoxious person. (Rude and derogatory.) You needn’t be such a snot about it.

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

fall head over heels
go a purler
come a purler
purler
like a pig on ice
base over apex
lose (one's) footing
ham-handed

词组	snot (oneself)
释义	snot (oneself) snot (oneself) To slip, trip, stumble, or otherwise fall to the ground, especially in a clumsy or embarrassing manner. I hit a patch of ice on my bike and ended up snotting myself on the pavement. Luckily no one was around to see. I cringed so hard when the bride snotted herself coming down the aisle. See also: snot Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. snot 1. n. nasal mucus. (Crude.) He sneezed and got snot all over the newspaper. 2. n. a nasty person; an obnoxious person. (Rude and derogatory.) You needn’t be such a snot about it. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: fall head over heels go a purler come a purler purler like a pig on ice base over apex lose (one's) footing ham-handed
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