to snapchat
- verb
- /ˈsnæpˌtʃæt/
- Texting
- Do you think I should use Snapchat to grow Tesla?
A grown man Snapchatting you Do you get out.
- A grown man Snapchatting you Do you get out.
- No, I was Snapchatting because, you know, why not?
Examples
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No, I was Snapchatting because, you know, why not?
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like that. Like I hate people Snapchat such entire concert. Yeah,
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Do you think I should use Snapchat to grow Tesla?
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I wonder if I could like Snapchat the pics.
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So I used to post it on Snapchat nudes for free.
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A grown man Snapchatting you Do you get out.
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I love to snapchat my friends with fun filters and stickers during our chats.
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Can you snapchat me a picture of the sunset from your backyard?
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Let's snapchat while we watch the movie so we can share our reactions.
Synonyms
To talk to someone by video or voice over the internet
Surface Forms
Etymology
Snapchat comes from the app's name, a simple mix of two words: snap, meaning 'a quick photo' or a short action, and chat, meaning 'to talk'. So, to snapchat someone is to send short photos or messages to them using the app.