Definition Conjugation
Definition of snarfle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
- The dog began to snarfle as it devoured its meal.
2.
- He would snarfle down his food without pausing.
3.
- The dog snarfled around the garden, searching for the bone.
Origin of snarfle
English, snarf (to eat quickly) + -le (diminutive suffix)
Examples of snarfle in a sentence
I could hear the cat snarfle as it ate. She would snarfle her snacks during breaks. Kids often snarfle candy at parties. She could hear him snarfle as he tried to clear his nose. The child began to snarfle, trying to hold back tears.
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- French:grogner, engloutir, ...
- German:schmatzen, hinunterschlingen, ...
- Italian:grufolare, divorare, ...
- Spanish:gruñir, devorar, ...
- Portuguese:grunhir, devorar, ...
- Chinese:发出咕噜声, 大吃, ...
- Japanese:ブーブーと音を立てる, がつがつ食べる, ...
- Arabic:خَرْخَرَ كَالخِنْزِيرِ, الْتَهَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִזְלוֹל בְּקוֹל, לִזְלוֹל, ...
- Russian:хрюкать, жадно есть, ...
- Ukrainian:хрюкати, жадібно їсти, ...
- Hindi:सुअर जैसी आवाज़ें निकालना, गटकना, ...
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