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Giving away a coveted much-awaited treat to a superior out of ogligatory feeling. I'd been staring at my brownie all morning waiting for break time, but had to snackrifice it to the boss.
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The food you bring to your friends house and/or dorm and you leave in exchange for the free booze you will receive at the house and/or dorm room. Yes, Darren brought over two bags of cooler ranch doritos as a snackrifice. Bring out the shot glasses and jager, we are going to party.
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A kind gesture, whereby, an individual saves the last delicious treat or food parcel for his/her significant other or friend. Ellen snackrificed the last apple turnover, because she knew it was her husband's favorite.
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(noun) : to give up an unhealthy snack in favor of a healthy one In order to stick to her diet, Paula made a huge snackrifice by passing on the chips and instead decided to nosh on the carrots and celery sticks.
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To avoid grazing between meals.
"I really wanted popcorn at the movie, but I have to snackrifice to reach my goal weight."
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1994 Was Developed by the "Pyro" of Freeman Centennial Grade School in Norfolk MA. The word is a combination of Snack and Sacrifice. It has since caught on like wildfire, no pun intended.
To give food willingly I demand a snackrifice
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