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- verb Present participle of
snaffle .
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Examples
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Its circular structure reinforces the memento mori aspect, even if, these days, one might balk a little at the cheerful typecasting of young girls hoovering up all those flowers, not to mention all the young men in turn snaffling the young girls, “every one.”
Archive 2009-08-01 2009
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Its circular structure reinforces the memento mori aspect, even if, these days, one might balk a little at the cheerful typecasting of young girls hoovering up all those flowers, not to mention all the young men in turn snaffling the young girls, “every one.”
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But Lassiter was not to be thwarted, snaffling the chapters from Hardinge and secretly showing them to her own editor at Macmillan.
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The scene where the mother is snaffling bites out of a big chocolate bar hidden under the blankets while her children are going hungry is quite shocking.
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Either way, it all ended up with a bunch of us snaffling some red wine from Moominhanna's and heading back to my hotel room to drink it (or -- * ahem* -- spill it) in a re-enactment of the åwesome Acon (including Toni asleep on the floor, popping up occasionally at the side of the bed like a vampire meerkat.)
Archive 2009-11-01 Hal Duncan 2009
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Moderns may consider Plymouth-born Trevor Francis the west's most famous, but he never actually played for Argyle, Birmingham snaffling him at 16.
Epic tales of the Wessex footballing crowd | Frank Keating 2011
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Either way, it all ended up with a bunch of us snaffling some red wine from Moominhanna's and heading back to my hotel room to drink it (or -- * ahem* -- spill it) in a re-enactment of the åwesome Acon (including Toni asleep on the floor, popping up occasionally at the side of the bed like a vampire meerkat.)
Famous in Finland, Fixture in France Hal Duncan 2009
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Yet that the singular talent of snaffling up any half chance that comes your way no longer seems to have a home in international soccer has left some to question whether this sport has lost sight of its true purpose.
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The story is awful, although the central idea is an ingenious, and seemingly legal, method for snaffling bank funds by exploiting a weakness in their checking account credit systems.
Ellery Queen's Crookbook (1974) Adam Roberts 2010
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The story is awful, although the central idea is an ingenious, and seemingly legal, method for snaffling bank funds by exploiting a weakness in their checking account credit systems.
Archive 2010-02-01 Adam Roberts 2010
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