A British dialectal term for a small chip, slice, or fragment — a snattock of wood, bread, or stone is a little piece broken or cut off. Used in regional English dialects, particularly in the north and midlands. The word evokes something small and neatly cut rather than a rough tear.
She cut a snattock off the end of the loaf for herself.
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(UK, dialect) A chip; a slice or fragment.
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