snap
- noun
- /snæp/
- Informal
- This is going to be a snap.
- make travel a snap
So at this point, learning the four steps for male croaky building should be a snap.
- So at this point, learning the four steps for male croaky building should be a snap.
Examples
-
Cleaning the kitchen after dinner is a snap when everyone helps out.
-
Put some snap into it.
-
And the tank is a snap to clean.
-
The Smart Travel section provides ideas to make travel a snap.
Academic text (2015) -
Save time and look fab in a snap with these tricks.
Blog text (30) -
Unless you absolutely won't fry at home, these bacalaitos are now a snap to make.
Academic text (1991) -
…and, say, it doesn't matter who cooks in your family, because this kitchen by Food Concepts makes everything a snap.
-
Moreover, sending out and tabulating thousands of computer-scored questionnaires is an administrative snap compared with old-style evaluation.
Academic text (1993) -
Taking the shortcut through the park makes getting home a snap.
-
This puzzle is a snap; I finished it in just a few minutes.
Synonyms
An activity that is very easy or pleasant, often used with no to say something is not easy
Something very easy to do
An easy thing to do
A task that is very easy to do
An activity that is very easy to do
A task that is very easy to do
An easy task that you can do without much effort
An easy contest or task that someone wins with little effort
An easy task that needs little effort
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
How Difficult
Surface Forms
Etymology
Snap meaning an easy task comes from the phrase 'in a snap', meaning very quickly, so if something is a snap it is simple and fast to do.