Snaffle
Pronunciation: /ˈsnæfflɪ/
Snaffle (verb)
- To take something quickly, often without permission.
Examples
- She managed to snaffle the last piece of cake.
- He tried to snaffle a seat before the train filled up.
Common collocations: snaffle a bargain, snaffle an opportunity, snaffle a ticket, snaffle bit, adjust the snaffle
Snaffle (noun)
- A simple bit used in horse riding, with a jointed mouthpiece.
Examples
- The rider adjusted the snaffle before the race.
- A snaffle is commonly used for training young horses.