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To abscond with food. snackling is the act of stealing food, often in a humorous manner. The phrase was originally used when a person hoarded a particular snack, usually in a social situation. The term now covers any act of pilfering food.

The raccoon snackled the sandwhich from the picnic table.

Dude, you just snackled the last chip.

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snackle

Verb.

This definition of "Snackle" was coined in 2008 by a college freshman.

Snackle is a portmanteau of snuggle and tackle. Therefore, it means to snuggle/tackle. Snackling can be performed in a platonic manner amongst groups of friends or in a more romantic setting.

Eric: Do you think you and Courtney are gonna hook up tonight?

Fred: Nah, we'll probably just snackle.

Jenna: We need a bigger couch on which to watch The Office on Thursdays!

Louise: Yeah, it needs to be perfect for snackling.

snackle by EmilyAwes June 11, 2009

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Snackle

Snacking is the combination of tackling and snacking on a person. It usually involves partial or full body contact combined with lip, tongue, and possibly teeth on the target areas of your body. Generally sensitive parts are preferred - neck, ears, lips, fingers, breasts, thighs, back of knees, ass, and heat.

SURPISE SNACKLE!

Zach gently snackled his girlfriend.

Snackle by Drapeta October 10, 2012

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To snack constantly throughout the day without eating an actual meal. Its like human grazing, just munching on different things. It can also be used to just refer to a snack.

Ted: "What did you eat today?"
Sue: "Oh i just snackled on different things all day."

or

Sue: "I'm hungry!"
Ted: "Have a snackle."

snackle by g-masterflex June 10, 2008