"More snapped" does not have a specific dictionary definition as it appears to be a phrase formed by combining the word "more" with the past tense of the verb "snap." Nevertheless, when examining the individual meanings of these words, one can derive a potential interpretation of the phrase.
"More" is an adverb used to indicate a greater or additional amount, degree, or amount in comparison to a previous or expected level. It suggests an increase or emphasis on something.
"On the other hand, "snap" is a verb that can have multiple meanings, including to break suddenly with a short, sharp sound, to speak or utter something sharply or impatiently, or to lose control of one's temper suddenly and violently.
Combining these meanings, "more snapped" could imply a heightened level of intensity or severity in the action represented by snapping. It might indicate that a breaking point has been reached, that something has been said or done sharply or impatiently with greater force or anger than before, or that someone has lost their temper to a greater extent.
However, without more contextual information or usage examples, it is difficult to precisely determine the intended meaning of the phrase "more snapped."
