SNIP Meaning and
Definition
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Snip is a versatile verb and noun with multiple meanings. As a verb, it commonly refers to the act of cutting or trimming something, typically with scissors or shears. This action involves severing or removing a small piece or part of an object. For instance, one might snip a length of string, hair, or a plant stem. Snipping can also pertain to the process of reducing or curtailing, often used in phrases such as "to snip expenses" or "to snip someone's authority."
As a noun, snip refers to the small piece or part that has been cut or clipped off. It can also describe the sound made when something is cut with a quick, sharp motion. Additionally, snip can colloquially refer to a good deal or bargain, particularly when purchasing something for a relatively low price.
Outside of the literal and colloquial usage, snip has another figurative meaning in the realm of technology. In computing, it can refer to the action of capturing or extracting a portion of digital content, such as a screenshot or a snippet of code.
Overall, snip as a verb and noun encompasses the concepts of cutting, trimming, curtailing, removing, bargains, and capturing, depending on the context in which it is used.
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• To cut off at once, as with scissors; to clip; to cut into small pieces.
• A single cut; a bit cut off; a small shred.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
Common Misspellings for SNIP
Etymology of SNIP
The word "snip" originated in Middle English, derived from the Old Norse word "snippa", meaning to cut off or clip. It is closely related to the Old High German word "snippa" and the Middle Dutch word "sni(p)pe", all of which have the same meaning. Over time, the word "snip" has been widely used as a verb to describe the act of cutting or trimming something quickly and decisively, as well as a noun referring to a small or quick cut.
Idioms with the word SNIP
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snip sth off (of) sth
The idiom "snip sth off (of) sth" means to cut or remove a small piece or portion from something, typically using scissors or a similar tool. It can be used both literally and figuratively.
Similar spelling words for SNIP
- Zenobio,
- CENP-B,
- CENP-A,
- CENP-C,
- zeynep,
- snap,
- sunobe,
- SNOPEA,
- Cenobia,
- SANEP,
- Synepy,
- Sunbow,
- SNHPO,
- CENPE,
- sannup,
- CENPA,
- CINBE,
- xianbei,
- snipp,
- Sannop,
- SINPO,
- sign up,
- SSNP,
- ZNPP/H,
- SNAP-25,
- cyanopia,
- SNPA,
- sinope,
- snappy,
- CZNPE,
- snype,
- sonnyboy,
- "Zenobia,
- snubbier,
- SANPB,
- snoop,
- snobbier,
- 62sna00b,
- SINHB,
- snippy,
- snoopy,
- SANAB,
- SNAP-R,
- un-snap,
- sinop,
- PSNB,
- SUNYAB,
- signup,
- sni-snap,
- SNIAP,
- Zineb,
- SSINAP,
- Snipy,
- snobby,
- snub,
- SNAP-PE,
- Sneap,
- ZNPP-IX,
- CZNP,
- sinopia,
- SONAB,
- Zenobie,
- SNAPP,
- snoep,
- snap-fit,
- ZZNHP,
- SNAHP,
- PSNAP,
- SSNPP,
- sunapee,
- snoopier,
- Sinepi,
- Snypy,
- CIENPIE,
- SNAP1,
- cenepa,
- snuppy,
- snipier,
- SAANB,
- snubbe,
- SNAPA,
- HSSNPI,
- SNP,
- Zaynab,
- snap-ins,
- snappier,
- sonobuoy,
- SUNPA,
- ZNBA,
- SYNOP,
- SNAP-23,
- Cenobie,
- CENPB,
- SYNB,
- SONOPP,
- seneweb,
- SNOHB,
- SNEP,
- snap-in,
- seonbi,
- SANOP,
- SNOBB,
- Sawneb,
- SINPIA,
- sinopie,
- SEENAPB,
- XNB,
- zeinab,
- senopia,
- Sneb,
- SINB,
- SENNAPE,
- SNPO,
- snap-on,
- cenoby,
- sewnup,
- sunpu,
- CINHP,
- sanbo,
- SNOP,
- Sinapi,
- cenpi,
- SNB,
- SNAPPI,
- sunup,
- SNNEB,
- SYNAP,
- SNHBA,
- snebbe,
- Snib,
- Zenobia,
- Snape,
- synop.,
- SNUBH,
- CINEB,
- SNPO-N,
- SIGNB,
- Zainab,
- snowbow,
- CENAPA,
- CENP-F,
- senpai,
- zeynab,
- SNBHW,
- SNAP25,
- snippier,
- snap!,
- snob,
- SNUPE,
- zenbei,
- snubby,
- xinbei,
- CENIAP,
- LLC/SNAP,
- snabby,
- SNAIP,
- snipe.
Conjugate verb Snip
CONDITIONAL
I
would snip
you
would snip
he/she/it
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we
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they
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CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS
I
would be snipping
you
would be snipping
he/she/it
would be snipping
we
would be snipping
they
would be snipping
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have snip
you
would have snip
he/she/it
would have snip
we
would have snip
they
would have snip
CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
would have been snipping
you
would have been snipping
he/she/it
would have been snipping
we
would have been snipping
they
would have been snipping
FUTURE
I
will snip
you
will snip
he/she/it
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we
will snip
they
will snip
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
I
will be snipping
you
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will be snipping
they
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FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have snipped
you
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will have snipped
they
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FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
will have been snipping
you
will have been snipping
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we
will have been snipping
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IMPERATIVE
you
snip
we
let´s snip
to snip
PAST
I
snipped
you
snipped
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snipped
we
snipped
they
snipped
PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was snipping
you
were snipping
he/she/it
was snipping
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were snipping
they
were snipping
PAST PARTICIPLE
snipped
PAST PERFECT
I
had snipped
you
had snipped
he/she/it
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we
had snipped
they
had snipped
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
had been snipping
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PRESENT
I
snip
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snip
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snips
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snip
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snip
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am snipping
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he/she/it
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they
are snipping
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
snipping
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have snipped
you
have snipped
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have snipped
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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been snipping
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he/she/it
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have been snipping
I
would have snipped
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