snail trail

noun

A trail of snail slime, left behind by a snail as it slithers.

Meanings

nounsnail trail (plural snail trails)

plural snail trails

  1. A trail of snail slime, left behind by a snail as it slithers.
  2. slangvulgarA streak of vaginal lubrication (or discharge) left behind on a surface.

    Once I even touched myself and left a snail trail on her washcloth.

    2012 August 7, Maxine Swann, The Foreigners, Penguin, →ISBN, page 229
    1 more example

    Nads spent Christmas day riding her mighty Sybian hobby horse, and left a snail trail everywhere.

    2019 December 30, Checkmate, “It's that time of the year again, kooks!”, in alt.checkmate (Usenet)
  3. slangSynonym of treasure trail.

    Snail trails act as conduits for lint and dead skin cells to travel up from your pants and underwear into the belly button.

    2008 August 5, Don Voorhees, Disgusting Things: a Miscellany, Penguin, →ISBN, page 177
    2 more examples

    Britney Spears is now slightly cuter given she has put on a few kgs. However she has got rid of her snail trail.....which was quite a turn on.

    2007 September 18, Londonstani, “Re: Brit cop jerks off on LIVE TV”, in scot.politics (Usenet)

    Either way, whatever one chooses to do with their “happy line” or “snail trail” or however an alternative online dictionary wants to name the natural follicles, women are getting bolder with their body hair.

    2017 December 16, Liana Satenstein, “The Happy Trail Is Officially the Last Frontier of Female Body Hair”, in Vogue

    Synonyms: treasure trail

Synonyms & antonyms

nounSynonym of treasure trail.

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APA

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MLA

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Chicago

WatkinsX Dictionary, s.v. “snail trail,” accessed November 4, 2026, https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/snail%20trail.

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