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11snip|per-snap|per — «SNIHP uhr SNAP uhr», noun. an insignificant fellow; whipper snapper …
12snip — [snip] vt. snipped, snipping [Du snippen, akin to SNAP] 1. to cut with scissors or shears in a short, quick stroke or strokes 2. to remove by or as by such cutting vi. to make a short, quick cut or cuts n. 1. a small cut made with scissors, etc …
13snap — Synonyms and related words: Photostat, Telephoto, Wirephoto, X ray, Xerox, a continental, a curse, a damn, a darn, a hoot, abrupt, ad lib, adaptability, aerial photograph, aggressiveness, alertness, animation, articulate, attack, automatic,… …
14snip — I. noun Etymology: from or akin to Dutch & Low German snip; akin to Middle High German snipfen to snap the fingers Date: 1558 1. a. a small piece that is snipped off; also fragment, bit b. a cut or notch made by snipping c. an act or sound of… …
15snip — Synonyms and related words: amputate, ax, bakehead, bantam, banty, bisect, bit, black gang, boilerman, breeze, bungs, butcher, butt, button, cabin boy, carve, chip, chips, chit, chop, chunk, cinch, cleave, clip, clipping, collop, commissary… …
16snap — I. v. a. 1. Break short, break short off. 2. Bite, seize, catch at, snatch at, snip. 3. Crack (as a whip). 4. Twang. II. v. n. 1. Break short. 2. Crackle, decrepitate …
17snip — I. v. a. 1. Clip, cut, nip, nip off. 2. Snap, snatch. II. n. 1. Clip, cut. 2. Piece, shred, fragment, bit. 3. Share, snack. 4. Tailor, snipper …
18snipsnapsnorum — |snipˌsnapˈsnōrəm, nȯr noun ( s) Etymology: Low German snipp snapp snurr, snipp snapp snorum, from snipp + snapp + snurr, snorum, interjections used during play : a game in which one player lays a card on the table, the others in turn must match …
19snipsnapsnorum — snip·snap·sno·rum …
20sno — snip·snap·sno·rum; SNO; sno·ho·mish; sno·qual·mie; …
