snog v To hit, strike; esp to club a seal; BAT V.
1929 Nat Geog July, p. 125 Young seals are saucy and will come for a man until he snogs them with his bat. P 243-59 Snog un. Bat 'im, i.e. hit seal on the snout with a bat. P 7-79 We'll snog 'im in the head.
