snarfs
Wolfs it down
Snarfs is the third-person singular of snarf, meaning to eat or drink quickly and greedily: He snarfs down pizza like he hasn't eaten in days.
The word suggests messy, enthusiastic consumption.
In computing, to snarf is to grab or copy data, especially from another system or user's work.
Eat greedily and fast
- gulpHasty, large swallow
- scarfNeck-warming fabric strip
- wolfWild pack canine
- gobbleEat fast and greedily
bolt · inhale · gorge · engulf · consume · swallow · guzzle · cram
Extremely hungry, insatiable
- voraciousExtremely eager to consume
- gluttonousExcessively fond of eating
- insatiableImpossible to satisfy
- piggishGreedily self-indulgent
hoggish · famished · starved · hungry · peckish · appetite · craving · greedy
Consume with audible suction
Relaxed, not official
- colloquialCasual, everyday language
- casualRelaxed and informal
- playfulInclined toward fun
- humorousCausing amusement or laughter
cartoon · onomatopoeia · expressive · silly · goofy · exaggerated
devour
Eat greedily and fast
gobble · bolt · inhale · gorge · engulf · consume · swallow · guzzle · cram · stuff
ravenous
Extremely hungry, insatiable
- voraciousExtremely eager to consume
- gluttonousExcessively fond of eating
- insatiableImpossible to satisfy
piggish · hoggish · famished · starved · hungry · peckish · appetite · craving · greedy · selfish
slurp
Consume with audible suction
informal
Relaxed, not official
- colloquialCasual, everyday language
- casualRelaxed and informal
- playfulInclined toward fun
humorous · cartoon · onomatopoeia · expressive · silly · goofy · exaggerated
sloppy
Careless and untidy
grease · sauce · smeared · dribble · slop · smudge · stains · grubby · soiled · napkin