snarble
To entrap someone's genitalia in the sucking end of a Dirt Devil or other vacuum device in a tragic but hilarious accident.
snarble by snarblarzor122 January 12, 2011
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snarble
To talk at someone about inane or boring subjects in the most drawn out or involved manner possible, typically situating oneself in a manner that prohibits escape from the victim.
After being snarbled for an hour by a co-worker going on repeatedly about some sport I am not the least bit interested in, I felt like banging my head against the wall repeatedly.
snarble by crochambeau October 1, 2008
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snarbles • snarblefrabbit • snarfle • snarkle • snargle • smarbles • snargleburger • Snarple • scarble • sharbles
Snarfle the Wok Wok
When a dog loudly licks his weiner to the point of drowning out the rest of the room with his slurps and slaps.
I can't hear the TV! The damn dog won't stop Snarfling the Wok Wok!
All he does is sit and Snarfle the Wok Wok since the accident.
All he does is sit and Snarfle the Wok Wok since the accident.
Snarfle the Wok Wok by The Stoop Boys September 25, 2019
snibble snabbles
snibble snabbles by Editorial Assistant August 6, 2008
Snarple
snarfleblogging
The over consumption of blogging sites through excessive posting, reading or both.
A person who snarfleblogs is known as a snarfleblogger
A person who snarfleblogs is known as a snarfleblogger
snarfleblogging by Foznots April 23, 2010
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