snap
- noun
- /snæp/
- US
- Also showing their stamina are new snap beans developed by the ARS Air Quality Plant Growth and Development Research Unit in Raleigh, North Carolina.
- snap beans
Now the other question is can I eat snap peas as shelling peas?
- Now the other question is can I eat snap peas as shelling peas?
- But it's nice, these little snap peas, fresh, delicious, a little bit of bitterness, nice.
Examples
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Now the other question is can I eat snap peas as shelling peas?
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For veggies I'm adding sugar snap peas and cut up Peppers.
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These are our favorite snap pea variety.
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ASR has almost 100 different host species, including dry and snap beans.
Academic text (2006) -
I'm going to put a little bit more olive oil in it and we are going to start cooking our snap peas.
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But it's nice, these little snap peas, fresh, delicious, a little bit of bitterness, nice.
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Also at risk is the $190 million snap bean crop of Florida, Illinois, New York, Oregon, Wisconsin, and other states.
Academic text (2003) -
Stewed apples, cornbread, biscuits, snap beans.
Fiction book (1990) -
Half an acre of cleared land sprouted leaf lettuce, broccoli, arugula, radishes, cauliflower, carrots, and sugar snap peas.
Fiction book (2001) -
I love to add snap peas to my stir-fry for a fresh crunch.
Synonyms
A tender green bean you eat young that breaks easily and has no strings
Antonyms
Idioms
- Offensive
To speak to someone in a sudden angry way without good reason
Compounds
- Specialized
A small thing on clothes or bags that joins two pieces by pressing two round parts together
- Specialized
A string with chalk on it that you stretch and snap to mark a straight line
- Specialized
A very quick, complete rotation of a plane around its nose-to-tail line while flying straight
Surface Forms
Etymology
Snaps for the green bean come from the fact that the beans break with a quick 'snap', which is why they are called snaps and are easy to break.