Country Dictionary

Gate or door latch, consisting of a swiveling bar on the door/gate and a channeled bracket on the frame for it to seat into when lowered. (ENGLISH)

It was after 3 a.m. I quietly lifted the sneck, eased the door open and snook in.

to urinate

Oh! Good, we've arrived, I'm dying for a wass!

to deliberately ignore someone you encounter in passing at a party or on the street

After we broke up her friends all began swivelnecking me.

to clamber or crawl vigorously

'Don't scrorm all over that new lounger, like you were always scrorming over the old one or it will soon look as bad!'

An idiot or fool.

I should never have asked that gimboyd to move my car. Just look at the damage he's done!

to spit voluminously

Why did you gos on that political poster? 'Because I hate that man!'

1. Accessories, especially ones which are largely unused but hard to discard. Also, cheap household ornaments excessively present on every ledge, shelf and available space.

When I moved house, I got rid of a lot of my tranclements, though it wasn't easy.