snab

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.

The unsuspecting snout got snabbed.

by flobotoast March 24, 2009

snab

Snab: Meaning to grab or quickly take

"Just snab the rest of the potatos"

by Minion February 17, 2005

Snab

When you sneeze and perform a dab at the same time

Dude 1: I need to sneeze
Dude 2: Mate, do a snab
Dude 1: Fuck yeah
*Performs snab*

by Vaii May 24, 2016

Snab

The act of sneezing and dabbing simultaneously

Juan snabbed

by LPWWU September 19, 2017

Snab

When you dab accidentally when you cover a sneeze

He hit the hardest snab of the century.

by *dab* December 11, 2017

SNAB

A student of notable age or background

Did you met Angela, she's a snab...She's going to university at age 74

by pyroCatnip December 12, 2022

Snab

A combination of a sneeze and a dab. It is performed by sneezing(duh) and covering it with an elbow, and then the other arm is used to complete the form of a dab.

That man pulled off an epic snab bro!

by jjprs306 June 7, 2018