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Nikoo Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
snap (as a slang word)
The following is a definition of the word "snap" offered by a website:
"A slang expression, used in response to someone being insulted or giving a particularly good comeback."
I cannot understand the first part. In what situations exactly is this word used?
Thanks for your help and time
Nikoo
"A slang expression, used in response to someone being insulted or giving a particularly good comeback."
I cannot understand the first part. In what situations exactly is this word used?
Thanks for your help and time
Nikoo
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The website you consulted is absolutely right. Is it the part about being insulted, where you are experiencing diffuculty? " It can also be used as an expletive attributive instead of a word like '****'.
- The website you consulted is absolutely right.
- Is it the part about being insulted, where you are experiencing diffuculty?
- " It can also be used as an expletive attributive instead of a word like '****'.
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The website you consulted is absolutely right. Is it the part about being insulted, where you are experiencing diffuculty?
A conversation where someone would end with the word 'snap' could go like this:
"I failed my English exam yesterday."
"Well, if you would do your own homework, maybe you would have passed."
"Oh, snap!"
It can also be used as an expletive attr
A conversation where someone would end with the word 'snap' could go like this:
"I failed my English exam yesterday."
"Well, if you would do your own homework, maybe you would have passed."
"Oh, snap!"
It can also be used as an expletive attr
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Yes, it was the first part of the definition.
Thank you so much.
This was really helpful.
Thank you so much.
This was really helpful.
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