snap at
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phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo speak to someone in a sharp or angry way.
He snapped at me when I asked him to do the dishes.
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo make a sudden attempt to bite someone or something.
The dog snapped at the mailman.
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English Lesson - 10 Ways to Say, "I'm in a bad mood!"
- So you might snap at people.
So you might snap at people.
- So when you snap at people, it means you respond really quickly and in a tone that sounds kind of mean.
So when you snap at people, it means you respond really quickly and in a tone that sounds kind of mean.
The Absolute BEST Method To Lose Love Handles!
- That didn't do anything for me except make me super low on energy, cranky enough to snap at people over nothing, and
That didn't do anything for me except make me super low on energy, cranky enough to snap at people over nothing, and
- That didn't do anything for me except make me super low on energy, cranky enough to snap at people over nothing, and so hungry at night that I'd end up raiding the fridge like a raccoon in a dumpster.
That didn't do anything for me except make me super low on energy, cranky enough to snap at people over nothing, and so hungry at night that I'd end up raiding the fridge like a raccoon in a dumpster.
Mel Robbins on Why Motivation Is Garbage | Impact Theory
- A decision to not get up on time, a decision to not eat the right thing, a decision to snap at your kids, a decision to not speak in a meeting, a decision to not look for a job, a decision to not deal with your finances, a decision to not call your parents, whatever it is.
A decision to not get up on time, a decision to not eat the right thing, a decision to snap at your kids, a decision to not speak in a meeting, a decision to not look for a job, a decision to not deal with your finances, a decision to not call your parents, whatever it is.
- snap at your kids, a decision to not speak
at a meeting, a decision to not look for a
snap at your kids, a decision to not speak at a meeting, a decision to not look for a
Sticky Frames: Why Negatives Lodge in the Mind and What To Do About It
- Somebody snaps at you or you snap at somebody else.
Somebody snaps at you or you snap at somebody else.
- And then they snap at the next person and the next person and the next person.
And then they snap at the next person and the next person and the next person.
5 Warning Signs of Early Depression
- Often, you'll have a very short temper and snap at people you love for no apparent reason.
Often, you'll have a very short temper and snap at people you love for no apparent reason.
- Often you'll have a very short temper and snap at people you love for no apparent reason.
Often you'll have a very short temper and snap at people you love for no apparent reason.
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- She thought the turtle might try to snap at her so she didn't want to grab it. Instead, she shushed it with a towel.
She thought the turtle might try to snap at her so she didn't want to grab it. Instead, she shushed it with a towel.
- She thought the turtle might try to snap at her, so she didn't want to grab it.
She thought the turtle might try to snap at her, so she didn't want to grab it.
Bartenders Reveal Secrets About Bars
- If you wave your cash or snap at me or do anything obnoxious, anything that, like, you as a human being would find annoying, you're going to get less attention.
If you wave your cash or snap at me or do anything obnoxious, anything that, like, you as a human being would find annoying, you're going to get less attention.
- If you snap at me, you're not getting served.
If you snap at me, you're not getting served.
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Audiobook by L. Frank Baum
- and so did the scarecrow, while Toto barked sharply and made a snap at the ten legs, which hurt his teeth.
and so did the scarecrow, while Toto barked sharply and made a snap at the ten legs, which hurt his teeth.
- sharply and made a snap at the tin legs, which hurt his teeth.
sharply and made a snap at the tin legs, which hurt his teeth.
Mel Robbins 5 Second Rule: How to Change Your Life
- Then I'm going to go to work and snap at people.
Then I'm going to go to work and snap at people.
- Then I'm going to go to work and snap at people.
Then I'm going to go to work and snap at people.
Speaking English: Phrasal Verbs are CRITICAL for Speaking American English Well
- If you snap at someone, you say something quickly, meanly.
If you snap at someone, you say something quickly, meanly.
- Fine, don't snap at me.
Fine, don't snap at me.