"snooter" meaning in English

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          "text": "I'm still avoiding going to any of her snooter lunches, but either she's got skin like a rhinoceros or she's a bit thick and hasn't noticed— […]",
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        "A snooty person."
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        "(informal, nonce word) A snooty person."
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