Snackrifice

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

by Tobias Silverthorne May 8, 2008

snackrafice

Abstaining from the consumption of Little Debbies, Twinkies, and other tantalizing sugary snacks between the hours of 3 and 6 pm (after school and before dinner).

When Timmy returned from school he found that Ronny had visciously attacked the Zebra cakes with earnest. Timmy cursed his name, but never the less was forced to make a snackrafice.

by logan cleaver September 25, 2005

snackrifice

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.

by frehd March 23, 2009

snacrifice

To sacrifice something (usually your own personal tastes) for the greater good of snacking as a group. First coined in a "For Better Or For Worse" strip, published August 31st, 2007.

April: But you love them! How can you buy butter tarts with no raisins?!

Elly: Call it a snacrifice.

by Turkey Boy July 20, 2008

sacrifice double play

Where there are runners at first and second and the batter grounds into a double play. The runner on first is forced out, as is the batter, but the runner on second moves over to third.

Hence, a sacrifice double play.

Also known as a San Francisco sacrifice.

With Schierholtz on first and Sandoval on second, Aubrey "Audrey" Huff hits a weak ground ball to second for a 4-6-3 double play.

Sandoval goes to third. A sacrifice double play. A San Francisco sacrifice.

by Downvoting Victim October 22, 2011

snackrifice

cult worshiping a Obese Demon With Snacks

Group of 8 P.E Students Made a Snackrifice

by Some cunt Weaboo snek October 5, 2017

Snackrifice

Like sacrifice but for food

We shall snackrifice the tuna for the cat

by Runningwhiledead August 6, 2021