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ADJECTIVE
  1. apt to speak irritably
    a snappish tone of voice

How To Use snappish In A Sentence

  • ‘Not that it's any of your business,’ I began snappishly, ‘but she wants me to baby-sit for her on Sunday.’
  • That is beautiful, Tony," Momma said, no longer sounding at all snappish.
  • A diva-like flightiness is central to her character, a loving but scatty single mum who had her first child in her mid-teens, works as a cleaner, and swings unpredictably between snappish burnout and little-girl fragility.
  • `Don't talk to me now,' she said snappishly
  • He was a bit snappish in his old age, but I think that he was always receptive to new ideas and changes in perception, and that's what makes the difference between a great correspondent or reporter and one who merely ossifies with age. Muddy Boots and Red Socks
  • I said, snappishly, pushing my glasses higher on my face, ‘Did you hear me?’
  • Home for Rumpole was a mansion flat off Gloucester Road, where he lived in a state of miserable, snappish fidelity to Hilda, "She Who Must be Obeyed".
  • snappishly, then, `Oh, okay, if I have to," and pressed the button and began to speak. FOOLS GOLD
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  • ‘I think that would be obvious, Nathan,’ I said snappishly.
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