snip Synonyms
snip Meaning
snip (n)
a small piece of anything (especially a piece that has been snipped off)
the act of clipping or snipping
snip (v)
sever or remove by pinching or snipping
cultivate, tend, and cut back the growth of
snip Sentence Examples
- The gardener carefully snipped the overgrown branches with sharp shears.
- The tailor precisely snipped the excess fabric around the collar.
- With a quick snip of his scissors, the hairstylist trimmed the unruly bangs.
- The electrician snipped the damaged wires to isolate the fault.
- The birdwatcher used a tiny snip to cut a feather from the specimen.
- The artist snipped pieces of colored paper to create a vibrant collage.
- The seamstress snipped the thread after finishing the intricate embroidery.
- The surgeon made a delicate snip with a scalpel to remove a small tumor.
- The child snipped pieces of construction paper to make a cheerful mosaic.
- The gardener snipped fresh herbs from the garden to add flavor to the dish.
FAQs About the word snip
a small piece of anything (especially a piece that has been snipped off), the act of clipping or snipping, sever or remove by pinching or snipping, cultivate, t
shave, cut, trim, clip, pare, prune, poll, bob, lop (off), nip
extend,extend, elongate, elongate, lengthen,lengthen,
The gardener carefully snipped the overgrown branches with sharp shears.
The tailor precisely snipped the excess fabric around the collar.
With a quick snip of his scissors, the hairstylist trimmed the unruly bangs.
The electrician snipped the damaged wires to isolate the fault.
