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transitive verb Slang To eat or drink rapidly or eagerly; devour: snarfed down some cookies.

Why not go whole hog and snarf deep-fried White Castle burgers, muffin-size red velvet cupcakes and of course funnel cake at the county fair? — Caroline on Crack
That's all quite nice, but nothing so revolutionary that a million folks would snarf up the new iPhone in the first weekend, right? — MobileTechReview
But I don't want his words of wisdom buried away as a comment on a post written last year so I offered him the opportunity to write a guest post for my award winning (snarf) blog. — Irish Blogs
For a joke, assume 9 out of 10 banks in California are insolvent (Ben might snarf his coffee on that one). — The Great Depression of 2006
I have some things brewing up here but for tonight I'm calling it overrrrrrrr …. .snarf … — Worship City