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snudge
Definition of snudge
-ed/-ing/-s
1 chiefly dialectal : to be stingy and niggardly
2 chiefly dialectal : to cheat especially in competition : fudge
3 : to go about hunched over or as if in deep thought
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Origin and Etymology of snudge
origin unknown
snudge
Definition of snudge
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archaic
: a niggardly miserly fellow
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Origin and Etymology of snudge
probably alteration of 2snug
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