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| snaf·fle [ snáff'l ] |
noun (plural snaf·fles) |
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bit for horses: a bit for a horse that is jointed in the middle and has rings on either end where the reins are attached
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transitive verb (past and past participle snaf·fled, present participle snaf·fling, 3rd person present singular snaf·fles) |
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1. fit horse with bit: to fit a horse or pony with a snaffle bit
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2. U.K. steal something: to steal or take something, usually something worth relatively little
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| [Mid-16th century. < Low Dutch] |
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