Snork British slang dialectal
If someone "snorks", he/she makes an explosive sound by forcing air quickly up or down his/her nose; making a snorting.
The weather is so cold that I see him snorking constantly.
Used when one drinks something and haves it come out of his/her nose because of sudden laughter.
I was drinking soda while he was telling a joke. Unexpectedly, I snorked my soda all over the table.
The verb “snork" should be conjugated according to its tense.
The room you are currently in.
This little secret between us must not be repeated outside these four walls.