Pronunciation: \'snab\
Function: verb
Etymology: Amalgamation of Middle English snacchen, to snap, and a variant of dialectal nap, to seize, probably of Scandinavian origin.
Date: 20th century
-to grab at brashly and eagerly; to abduct with sudden force.
snabber snab'ber n.
Function: verb
Etymology: Amalgamation of Middle English snacchen, to snap, and a variant of dialectal nap, to seize, probably of Scandinavian origin.
Date: 20th century
-to grab at brashly and eagerly; to abduct with sudden force.
snabber snab'ber n.
by flobotoast March 24, 2009
by Minion February 17, 2005
Like the dance move "the dab" but you use your leg instead of your arm. Created by viner Sam Golbach
dude do the snab!
by s.peth May 21, 2016
Like the dance move "the dab" but you use your leg instead of your arm. Created by viner Sam Golbach
dude do the snab!
by s.peth May 21, 2016
Like the dance move "the dab" but you use your leg instead of your arm. Created by viner Sam Golbach
dude do the snab!
by s.peth May 21, 2016
Like the dance move "the dab" but you use your leg instead of your arm. Created by viner Sam Golbach
dude do the snab!
by s.peth May 21, 2016
Like the dance move "the dab" but you use your leg instead of your arm. Created by viner Sam Golbach
dude do the snab!
by s.peth May 21, 2016