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snarf

(noun) : a scarf made out of shneeflock fur

Phineas wrapped the soft snarf around his neck to keep warm before trudging out into the blizzard. —Quintus Sneezeweed, Web site, 21st century

Submitted by: Snag from Australia on Oct. 04, 2007 21:22

(verb) : 1.To annoy a teacher 2. a completed assignment

I snarfed her. I snarfed up that test.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Feb. 13, 2006 19:19

(verb) : To laugh so hard that you eject food or drink through your nose.

Chris laughed so hard that he snarfed milk!

Submitted by: Cloyd101 from New Jersey on Dec. 05, 2005 10:49

(verb) : To write analog or digital information to a digital storage medium.

Did you snarf a copy of the file? I snarfed some data from that web site. She is snarfing disk image right now.

Submitted by: snowmannishboy from Alaska on Dec. 02, 2005 23:27

(verb) : Form of petty non criminal theft. Nonauthorized interdepartmental logistics. Software theft not for profit.

I snarfed a copy of that software. Someone snafed my computer.

Submitted by: Dale Noble from Florida on Dec. 02, 2005 16:50

(verb) : to dispense liquid from ones nose or mouth in the process of laughing.

I snarfed when you told me the joke about the elephant and the giraffe in the shower together. That's the last time I'll drink anything around you.

Submitted by: toma from Pennsylvania on Nov. 28, 2005 17:33

(verb) : To eat ravenously.

The way you're snarfing your lunch, I can't believe you don't get indigestion.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Oct. 18, 2005 14:23

snarffle (noun) : When conjestion in the head or chest can be heard and felt but can't be relieved by coughing or blowing the nose.

The baby is taking a cold, she has a snarffle.

Submitted by: Bethany Domanski from Missouri on Aug. 17, 2006 23:37

snarffling (verb) : Breathing with conjestion in the head or chest that can be heard and felt but can't be relieved by coughing or blowing the nose.

The baby has a cold, she's snarffling.

Submitted by: Bethany Domanski from Missouri on Aug. 17, 2006 23:43

snarffly (adjective) : Having conjestion in the head or chest that can be heard and felt but can't be relieved by coughing or blowing the nose.

The baby must be taking a cold, she's getting snarffly.

Submitted by: Bethany Domanski from Missouri on Aug. 17, 2006 23:41

snarfle (verb) : to consume (something) very quickly

I just snarfled a bag of chips. —scott C,

Submitted by: Scott C. from Oregon on Dec. 01, 2005 17:07

snarfload (noun) : An excessive amount

The teacher had a snarfload of papers to hand out to the dismayed students.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Nov. 07, 2007 13:33

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