English to Irish Meaning of snarf - Snarf

Snarf :
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Definitions of snarf in English
Verb(1) make off with belongings of others
Examples of snarf in English
(1) Enno couldn't help but snarf it down, only to feel awkward as he finished his before anyone had made a second bite.(2) She snarfed the food down not even waiting to savor the flavors.(3) The dish was tasty but so violently rich, you felt almost embarrassed eating it, like a pimply adolescent snarfing a public bag of candy.(4) We're lucky to live next door to a large number of shops, restaurants and cafes, and - after we'd snarfed a triumphant breakfast of World Cup winning sausages, bacon and eggs - we made our way to search through the second-hand bookshops.(5) I ended up snarfing a bunch of Ritz crackers (first crackers I've had in weeks, aside from the wedding last week) to tide me over until dinner.
(1) snap shot ::
Léim lámhaigh
Synonyms
Verb
1. pilfer ::
pilfer
2. hook ::
Hook
3. filch ::
filch
4. swipe ::
swipe
5. cabbage ::
cabáiste
6. sneak ::
sneak
7. pinch ::
pinch
8. purloin ::
purloin
9. nobble ::
nobble
10. abstract ::
abstract
11. lift ::
ardaitheoir
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