snarfing

UK
/snɑːfɪŋ/
US
/snɑrfɪŋ/
snarfverb

snarfing

Gerund

snarfed
Past Simple
snarfed
Past Participle
snarfing
Gerund
UK
/snɑːf/
US
/snɑrf/
Translations
He managed to snarf the entire pizza before anyone else could have a slice.
Он умудрился сожрать всю пиццу, прежде чем кто-либо успел взять кусок.
She snarfed the last cookie from the plate.
Она схватила последнее печенье с тарелки.
Additional translations
Definitions
To eat or drink something quickly or greedily.
He snarfed down his lunch in just a few minutes before heading back to work.
To acquire something, especially in a greedy or eager manner.
She managed to snarf the last piece of cake before anyone else could get to it.
Computing slang: to copy or download (data or a file) quickly, often without the owner's permission.
The hacker snarfed the password file before anyone noticed.
Synonyms
snarfnoun
Definitions
A quick, often noisy, act of eating or drinking something.
He did a quick snarf of his sandwich before heading back to work.
Computing slang: data or a file that has been illicitly copied.
After the breach, several snarfs showed up on underground forums.
snarfproper noun
Definitions
A small, cat-like creature from the animated television series ThunderCats, known for its nervous disposition and catchphrase "Snarf!"
Snarf often worried about the ThunderCats' safety during their adventures.