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 07/12/2006 06:00:20 PM · #1
I've seen it spelled both "snood" and "snoot" here.

Thanks!
 07/12/2006 06:15:01 PM · #2
Dunno, but when I saw the subject of the thread I thought "have you sassed that hoopy Ford Prefect?"
 07/12/2006 06:16:12 PM · #3
Snoot
 07/12/2006 06:16:57 PM · #4
I've never seen any term other than "snoot", but I could be wrong. Anyway, it's a tube that goes over a light to make it more directional and narrow the beam.
 07/12/2006 06:17:37 PM · #5
snood which is not a snoot ;)
07/12/2006 06:18:36 PM · #6
Originally posted by Spazmo99:
I've never seen any term other than "snoot", but I could be wrong. Anyway, it's a tube that goes over a light to make it more directional and narrow the beam.


Yup, what Spaz said.

Snood is one of the croched hat-thingies women used to put their hair up in. Like an old-fashioned hair net.
07/12/2006 06:19:41 PM · #7
Originally posted by klstover:
Dunno, but when I saw the subject of the thread I thought "have you sassed that hoopy Ford Prefect?"


Naw, but I hear he's one froody dude.
 07/12/2006 06:23:19 PM · #8
A snood is a woman's head-dress. It's worn round the back of the head and holds the hair at the nape of he neck.
 07/12/2006 06:24:43 PM · #9
i thought snoot meant stuck up.
07/12/2006 10:19:51 PM · #10
Thanks, everyone, for answering my question!

I definitely saw someone here discussing a "snood" she made from a rolled-up piece of paper of some kind. This was in her comments on an entry.

I guess she misspelled it. :)
 07/12/2006 10:59:50 PM · #11
Originally posted by Bugzeye:
i thought snoot meant stuck up.


That would be snooty.
Not to be confused with snotty.
but a snooty person may have a snot nosed brat.

Message edited by author 2006-07-12 23:00:20.
 07/12/2006 11:41:52 PM · #12
Originally posted by levyj413:
Thanks, everyone, for answering my question!

I definitely saw someone here discussing a "snood" she made from a rolled-up piece of paper of some kind. This was in her comments on an entry.

I guess she misspelled it. :)


Yup, I recall that, and kinda giggled at the time. THIS is a snood. :)

07/13/2006 01:35:32 AM · #13
Originally posted by BeeCee:
Originally posted by levyj413:
Thanks, everyone, for answering my question!

I definitely saw someone here discussing a "snood" she made from a rolled-up piece of paper of some kind. This was in her comments on an entry.

I guess she misspelled it. :)


Yup, I recall that, and kinda giggled at the time. THIS is a snood. :)


She corrected it ;)
 07/13/2006 01:57:45 AM · #14
I thought a 'snood' was some character from a Dr. Seuss book....
 07/13/2006 01:58:51 AM · #15
Snude?
 07/13/2006 02:02:04 AM · #16
Originally posted by taterbug:
I thought a 'snood' was some character from a Dr. Seuss book....


Yeah, I remember that one.....

Is your snood rude with attitude? My snood is rude and has great attitude when nude. That's one rude nude snood with attitude, dude!
 07/13/2006 02:04:56 AM · #17
I'm hungry, won't you give me some food?
Well, I don't mean to be rude,
But I'm not in the mood
It must be my attitude said the rude nude snude...
 07/13/2006 02:08:38 AM · #18
I dare not intrude where my snood does protrude however your food has improved my mood and now my nude attitude is improved.
07/13/2006 03:04:18 AM · #19
I have a snood .. but do wear it on the motorcycle .. underneath my helmit ... it is like almost a scarf and almost a hood ... keeps the neck and head warm while not dangling down like a scarf :)

(I don't think this helps) :)
 07/13/2006 03:10:46 AM · #20
Originally posted by kari1:
I have a snood .. but do wear it on the motorcycle .. underneath my helmit ... it is like almost a scarf and almost a hood ... keeps the neck and head warm while not dangling down like a scarf :)

(I don't think this helps) :)


Isn't that a balaclava?
 07/13/2006 03:13:08 AM · #21
Has no top on it ... only covers the neck and mouth .. not the head :)
 07/13/2006 05:42:20 AM · #22
double

Message edited by author 2006-07-13 05:42:48.
 07/13/2006 05:42:31 AM · #23
07/13/2006 05:44:01 AM · #24
Didn't Nick Kershaw used to wear one in the 80's (In Britain)?

edit: Kershaw, not Heyward. Come on, it was a long time ago.

Message edited by author 2006-07-13 05:45:28.
 07/13/2006 05:48:01 AM · #25
In fact, it is even mentioned at wikipedia.
Second paragraph.
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