snavel
/ˈsnav(ə)l
/(also snavle or snavvle)
verb [with object] Australian informal
Steal; grab: they’ll snavel all the land...
- I may have to go out there and snavel myself a sexy guy with a V8, flannel shirt and dubious odour.
- I've been told to just be wary when asking advice on horses for sale over the net in case someone else likes the horse and just snavels it up.
- She just stands back and lets them snavvle whatever it is she's got at the time.
Origin
Late 18th century (originally English slang): perhaps a variant of snaffle.
- riverboat
- riverboat casino
- riverboat gambler
- riverboat gambling
- river bottom
- river-boy
- River Brethren
- river bullhead
- river bus
- river capture
- river carp
- river cat
- river channel
- river chub
- river claim
- river corridor
- river crab
- rivercraft
- river crossing
- river cult
- river deity
- river digger
- river digging
- river dolphin
- river dragon