snarfing
snarfing noun: the act or habit of eating or drinking something quickly or greedily. Also the present participle and gerund of snarf.
Noun
snarfing (plural snarfings)
- The act or habit of eating or drinking something quickly or greedily.
- Royals spend dough on this, but to see their A players at 10 p.m. one wonders, for the evening's perfect balance of fruits, vegetables, salad, and a light chicken or fish dish is being thrown into dietary chaos by snarfings of deep-dish pizza washed down by a coolerful of beers, the empty...1995, Jerome Klinkowitz, Basepaths, page 16
Also used as
snarfing is also the present participle and gerund of snarf.
Forms of snarfing
| plural | snarfings |
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Questions about snarfing
- What does snarfing mean?
- Snarfing means the act or habit of eating or drinking something quickly or greedily.
- What part of speech is snarfing?
- Snarfing is a noun.
- What is the plural of snarfing?
- The plural of snarfing is snarfings.
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