Words Containing SNAP

The act of detaining a corporate executive to force demands.

Plural of BOSSNAPPING.

A crisp cookie flavored with ginger.

Plural of GINGERSNAP.

A quick, sharp sound or action, like a finger click.

A return to a previous state or policy, especially tariffs or sanctions.

Plural of SNAPBACK.

A garden plant with showy flowers shaped like a dragon's mouth.

Plural of SNAPDRAGON.

A flintlock firearm or its spring mechanism.

Plural of SNAPHANCE.

An early flintlock firearm.

Plural of SNAPHAUNCE.

A variant spelling of snaphaunce.

Plural of SNAPHAUNCH.

Lacking snap fasteners.

A type of quick-release connector or carabiner.

Plural of SNAPLINK.

Able to be snapped.

Past tense of SNAP.

A commonly eaten fish of warm seas, or a snapping turtle.

Past tense of SNAPPER.

Present participle of SNAPPER.

Plural of SNAPPER.

More snappy; more brisk, stylish, or irritable.

Most snappy; quickest and most lively.

In a snappy manner.

The quality of being snappy or brisk.

Plural of SNAPPINESS.

Present participle of SNAP.

In a manner accompanied by snaps or snapping sounds.

Plural of SNAPPING.

Irritable and curt in speech.

In a curt, irritable manner.

The tendency to speak or react irritably.

Plural of SNAPPISHNESS.

Lively, energetic, and quick; also smartly dressed and irritable or brisk.

Plural of SNAP.

A person who takes casual photographs.

Plural of SNAPSHOOTER.

Taking photographs quickly and informally.

Third-person singular present tense of SNAPSHOOTING.

An informal photograph taken quickly.

Plural of SNAPSHOT.

Took a snapshot of.

Capturing a snapshot or brief view.

A tin that snaps shut.

Plural of SNAPTIN.

A plant of the genus Impatiens.

Plural of SNAPWEED.

A young, insignificant, or impertinent person.

Plural of SNIPPERSNAPPER.

To unfasten by releasing snaps.

Past tense of UNSNAP.

Present participle of UNSNAP.

Third-person singular present tense of UNSNAP.

A young person who is presumptuous and overconfident.

Plural of WHIPPERSNAPPER.