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Pronunciation:
[ snˈɪk], [ snˈɪk], [ s_n_ˈɪ_k]
Snick is a lesser-known word, typically used in British English, that means to cut or nick something quickly and shallowly. Its synonyms include slice, cut, snip, and clip. Slice describes cutting through something with a sharp knife or blade. Cut can be used interchangeably with slice, but can also refer to a broader range of actions, such as severing something. Snip often refers to cutting something thin or small with a pair of scissors. Clip typically means trimming or cutting away a small part of something. These synonyms can all be used to describe the action of snicking something but offer slight variations to the meaning.
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Synonyms for Snick:
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• chip Other relevant words:
- Hacked ,
- Hacking ,
- Hackled ,
- Hackling ,
- Slivered ,
- Slivering ,
- Snicked ,
- Snicking ,
- chip ,
- crack off ,
- cut away ,
- cutting away ,
- hackle ,
- hackles ,
- hewn ,
- nick ,
- snicks ,
- snip ,
- whacked ,
- whacking .
- Cantlet ,
- Dight ,
- Minutiae ,
- Shive ,
- Sneck ,
- ace ,
- adhere ,
- amaze ,
- arrest ,
- ashamed ,
- ashamedly ,
- astonish ,
- astound ,
- atom ,
- backward ,
- banger ,
- bashful ,
- bashfully ,
- bit ,
- break ,
- carve ,
- cast ,
- chipping ,
- chop ,
- cleave ,
- cling ,
- clipping ,
- cohere ,
- condense ,
- corpuscle ,
- coy ,
- crumb ,
- curtail ,
- cut ,
- dab ,
- dash ,
- deface ,
- degree ,
- dent ,
- depression ,
- detach ,
- details ,
- diffident ,
- diffidently ,
- ding ,
- discontinue ,
- disfigure ,
- disturb ,
- dot ,
- driblet ,
- drop ,
- droplet ,
- flitter ,
- fritter ,
- gap ,
- gleam ,
- globule ,
- gobbet ,
- gouge ,
- grade ,
- grain ,
- granule ,
- groove ,
- hack ,
- hair ,
- hint ,
- idea ,
- inch ,
- incise ,
- incision ,
- indentation ,
- intermit ,
- interrupt ,
- iota ,
- jag ,
- jot ,
- look ,
- lop ,
- mark ,
- minim ,
- minimum ,
- mite ,
- modest ,
- modestly ,
- modicum ,
- molecule ,
- morceau ,
- morsel ,
- mote ,
- mountain pass ,
- mutilate ,
- nip ,
- nock ,
- node ,
- pare ,
- paring ,
- particle ,
- pass ,
- patch ,
- point ,
- recess ,
- retiring ,
- rift ,
- scantling ,
- scintilla ,
- score ,
- scrag ,
- scrap ,
- scratch ,
- screed ,
- scruple ,
- seed ,
- sever ,
- shade ,
- shadow ,
- shave ,
- shaving ,
- shiver ,
- shorten ,
- shred ,
- shy ,
- shyly ,
- sip ,
- skive ,
- slice ,
- slip ,
- sliver ,
- smack ,
- smithereen ,
- snack ,
- snatch ,
- snippet ,
- sop ,
- soupcon ,
- spark ,
- speck ,
- spice ,
- splinter ,
- sprinkling ,
- startle ,
- stitch ,
- stop ,
- stun ,
- sup ,
- tag ,
- tatter ,
- thought ,
- timid ,
- timidly ,
- tincture ,
- tinge ,
- tittle ,
- touch ,
- trace ,
- turn off ,
- unpick ,
- vanishing point ,
- whit .
- HIT .
How to use "Snick" in context?
Snick is an adjective that means "sudden and brief." Snick can describe a movement or sound, as in a quick snap, or a sudden change in someone's behavior.
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