snaffle

Deriving from the posh part of Liverpool, Bootle. Meaning women, birds, flange, flannel, vaj.

Can be abbreviated to "snaff"

"Mum, Dan went to Faller's in the summer and got serious Snaffle"

"ready, steady, snaff!" (let's get women)

by Goooooooooooooooooom April 26, 2004

Snaffle

A general term for any drug taken through nasal inhalation. Used as both a noun describing the drug and as a verb to describe the taking of the drug.

I'm going to buy some snaffle; Let's have a quick snaffle of some charlie

by Stashes October 12, 2009

snaffle

To eat by catching the food in your mouth, tossing it up, and then swallowing it whole. Works only with smaller food items, or larger mouths.

"My dog snaffled up the rat it found on the road."

by Elyssa September 22, 2003

Snaffle

(Adj.)-(verb) To sniffle before you laugh; to sniffle and laugh at the same time; fake laugh

Babe, stop snaffling and laugh for real.
Joseph, instead of fake laughing, snaffle instead.

by June 13, 2016 November 27, 2016

snaffle

To snort or sniff an intoxicating substance, usually an opiate.

Did you snaffle that entire 80?

by weegee August 11, 2005

snaffle bits

1. Any woman possessing a particularly long head and horse-like teeth. Often found laughing riotously, but with no sound being omitted from their person and/or eating celery.

Drunk #1: That chick has a hot body. Too bad about the face though.

Drunk #2: I'm just worried about the potential scraping issues. She make think it's a piece of celery.

Drunk #1: Right on bra, let's leave this snaffle bits be.

by The Taste of Lemonade November 8, 2009

Snaffle Gaffle

When a woman reaches her climax, you stick your nose inside her vagina and sneeze

Have you ever tried to Snaffle Gaffle?
No, I didn't want to give her aids.

by Von_Barret October 15, 2010