snappy
15
3.7
- adjective
- /ˈsnæpi/
:
rápido
- In noir, dialogue is terse and snappy and is vital for moving the story along.
- Make it snappy
- quick and snappy
- short and snappy
You know, it's got that kind of snappy snare drum beat, but I think it's, it's a more accurate.
- You know, it's got that kind of snappy snare drum beat, but I think it's, it's a more accurate.
- It feels way snappier and I can't tell if it's a refresh rate thing or better processor and just faster animations.
- And if you use like a sprider kit and snappier stuff, it tends to make that stuff not drag down as much.
- He had this like very like quick, snappy up and down, like Dodger ball, Dodger down, Dodger, Dodger days, Dodger days here and Chavez Ravine there, there, there.
Examples
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Your first sentence needs to be snappy because that's what readers will first look at.
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Okay, fellas, we all have a lot of work to get back to, so l'm gonna keep this snappy.
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Once you get used to it, it really is a pretty snappy way to do things.
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Take me to the nearest bar, and make it snappy!
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The app is very snappy and shows results in flashcards.
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Performance-wise, the camera is very snappy, taking shots even faster than the One X and X+.
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Windows Phone is more user-friendly, more snappy, and more beautiful than Android.
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The Kindle app gives you access to millions of books, and the app itself is really snappy.
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Both systems feel snappy while just navigating the OS, doing basic web browsing, and even using Microsoft Office.
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The presenter delivered a snappy summary of the main points during the meeting.
Synonyms
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1.0
Moving or happening quickly
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1.0
Able to move fast and lightly
111
1.3
Having a lot of energy and enthusiasm
70
1.8
Moving or happening very quickly with little delay
27
3.2
Quick and energetic in movement or action
24
3.9
Happening very quickly with a lot of action
23
3.7
Able to move quickly and easily like a gymnast
8
5.3
Able to move quickly and lightly, often despite being old
6
4.0
Quick to think and find clever answers
4
5.2
Able to think and answer quickly in surprising or difficult situations
4
6.0
Quick and full of energy
2
3.8
Moving in a light, energetic way that shows confidence
2
5.6
Able to respond quickly under pressure
1
2.4
Moving or acting in a quick, energetic way
Happening very quickly
Antonyms
Idioms
How Energetic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Snappy comes from the word snap, meaning 'quick' or 'sudden', so a snappy action or reply is fast, lively, and full of energy.