snarfle

v. To borrow an item without permission, but with full intent to return it.

"I snarfled this book the other day, but I forgot to return it."

by Erunamo Sinda July 14, 2006

Snarfle

When you need to go deep in the data at work to find new ideas and insights. Very similar to a snorkel at the ocean to explore the underlying beauty.

Ruth: I have a presentation coming up soon but don't know what's new in the data.
Michael: Go snarfle around the data.

by EggsRSides April 7, 2022

Wow, there's this one kid in my dorm that started this use snarfle over some frozen yogurt thing. What a noob.

When your dog is so vigorously licking it's privates it makes motorboat sounds in order to breathe.

Man, is your dog snoring or are you letting her snarfle the cooter again?

by Mr. Word-tastic October 14, 2015