Snaggle

To crawl perversely, often to great disgust

I watched the maggot snaggle across my steak

by Tractorgasm December 03, 2023

Snaggle

To be taken with force or permission. The owner decides

Let me snaggle your virginity.

by ClaytonBigsby1488 January 24, 2019

Snaggle

A small bite of food.

Can I have a snaggle of that bagel?

by Rrp2017 August 24, 2017

Snaggle

A very British and posh version of “cackle, laughing”

“Are you having a snaggle”

by Ihavehairylegs.com November 01, 2021

Snaggle

A theft. A heist.

“He snaggled that out of there.” “We got our cut. Were you part of the snaggle.”

by Starship Trooperz November 05, 2018