snipping (Meaning)

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snipping (n)

a small piece of anything (especially a piece that has been snipped off)

No weak antonyms found.

Emily snipped the loose threads from the fabric with precision.
The tailor carefully snipped the excess fabric from the garment.
The hairdresser snipped away at the customer's split ends.
The gardener snipped the dead leaves from the rose bushes.
The surgeon snipped the sutures from the wound with deft hands.
The paper artist snipped intricate shapes from colorful paper.
The electrician snipped the wires to make a clean connection.
The chef snipped the herbs finely for use in the dish.
The birdwatcher snipped a small feather from the bird's wing for identification.
The sculptor snipped away at the clay, shaping it into a masterpiece.

a small piece of anything (especially a piece that has been snipped off)

cutting,shaving, clipping, trimming, nipping, paring, cropping, docking,pruning, shearing

extending, lengthening,extending, lengthening,elongating, elongating,

Emily snipped the loose threads from the fabric with precision.

The tailor carefully snipped the excess fabric from the garment.

The hairdresser snipped away at the customer's split ends.

The gardener snipped the dead leaves from the rose bushes.