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41snip|pet — «SNIHP iht», noun. 1. a small piece snipped off; bit; scrap; fragment: »That is a poor snippet of malicious gossip (Robert Louis Stevenson). A narrow band runs low around the hips; below this is a mere snippet of a flounced skirt (New York Times) …
42snip´pi|ness — snip|py «SNIHP ee», adjective, pi|er, pi|est. 1. Informal. sharp; curt. 2. Informal. haughty; disdainful …
43snip something off — ˌsnip sthˈoff derived to remove sth by cutting it with scissors in short quick strokes • Snip off the end of the tube. • She snipped several inches off his hair. Main entry: ↑snipderived …
44snip|er|scope — «SNY puhr skohp», noun. U.S. a device using infrared rays that can be mounted on a rifle and used to spot targets at night. ╂[< sniper + (tele)scope] …
45snip|per-snap|per — «SNIHP uhr SNAP uhr», noun. an insignificant fellow; whipper snapper …
46snip|pers — «SNIHP uhrs», noun. a pair of shears or scissors shaped for short or small cuts …
47snip|pet|y — «SNIHP uh tee», adjective. = scrappy. (Cf. ↑scrappy) …
48snip·pet — /ˈsnıpət/ noun, pl pets [count] 1 : a small piece of information or news usually + of snippets of gossip/information 2 : a small part of something (such as a piece of music, a conversation, etc.) snippets from the author s newest novel often + …
49snip-snap — I. ˈ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ adverb Etymology: snip (I) + snap : in a snip snap fashion : with a snip snap II. ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ intransitive verb 1. : to indulge in snip snap 2 …
50Snip Snip Hooray! — Infobox Television episode Title = Snip Snip Hooray! Caption = When your kid gets a haircut, make sure that the kid s not alone with the shaver. Series = Happy Tree Friends Season = 2 Episode = 33 Airdate = ? Production = 206 Writer = Warren… …
