1. [N. Amer] Make off with belongings of others
   - pilfer, cabbage, purloin, pinch [Brit], abstract, swipe, hook, sneak, filch, nobble [Brit], lift, nick [Brit] 
2. (slang) to eat or drink rapidly or eagerly
   "he snarfed down the cookies" 
3. (computing) to grab a large document or file and use it without the author's permission 
4. (slang) to spray food or fluids due to laughing at the wrong moment
   "the joke made me snarf all over my desk"

Derived forms: snarfed, snarfing, snarfs

Type of: steal

Encyclopedia: Snarf

• in-fighting
• in-house
• in-joke
• in-law
• in-line skate
• in-migration
• in-person
• in-service
• in-situ
• in-tray
• in-your-face
• inability
• inaccessibility
• inaccessible
• inaccessibly
• inaccuracy
• inaccurate
• inaccurately
• Inachis
• Inachis io
• inaction
• inactivate
• inactivation
• inactive
• inactively