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the annoying sound the cup makes when the liquid is gone. Cassie, stop snarfling, there's nothing left in that cup!
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| 2. | Snarfling | ||
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snarf /snärf/
–verb (used with object), -ed 1. To Steal. Specifically, to steal in such a way as to make the theft unlikely to be noticed; esp. –noun 1. the act or practice of snarfling. snarfled -v
"I awoke to see that someone had masterfully snarfled all the Cereal in the house." snarfling -v "When I turned the corner to see what was making all the rustling I saw phillip snarfling all of the cupcakes!". snarf -n "Andrew and I ran out of snacks. We both decided to proceed upon a great snarf in order to procure some confections from my mother's kitchen." snarfler -n "I had left all my cookies on the window sill to cool and when I returned I discovered a great snarfler had stolen every other chocolate chip so that no one would ever find out". |
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