Usually means: Live sketch comedy show, NBC.
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  1. Snl, snl: Wordnik
  2. SNL: Wiktionary
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  4. SNL (disambiguation), SNL (season SNL+++(season+++1)), SNL, Snl: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  5. SNL: Stammtisch Beau Fleuve Acronyms

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  1. SnL: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (SNL)

▸ noun:  (US) Initialism of Saturday Night Live.

Similar:
Meyers, Oprah, CBS, Christine, Jenna, Nicole Kidman, Eileen, Johnny Depp, Christina, Brad Pitt, more...

Opposite:
live, recorded, pre-recorded, taped, not live

Types:
funny, hilarious, comedy, satire, parody, skit, sketch, more...

Phrases:
SNL Digital Short, SNL Studios, more...

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Similar:
Meyers, Oprah, CBS, Christine, Jenna, Nicole Kidman, Eileen, Johnny Depp, Christina, Brad Pitt, more...

Opposite:
live, recorded, pre-recorded, taped, not live

Types:
funny, hilarious, comedy, satire, parody, skit, sketch, more...

Phrases:
SNL Digital Short, SNL Studios, more...



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