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snide

[snahyd] / snaɪd /


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But why the snide comment that because Moreno is 76 he is losing it?

From Los Angeles Times

But I mean, it's just nonsense because then you look at so many of the great American comedies which is sort of cynical and snide.

From Salon

In his speech on Friday, the former president delivered precisely the kind of “leadership” he is famous for: divisive, snide, dishonest, self-congratulatory.

From New York Times

She made snide comments and criticized me constantly.

From Washington Post

It’s easy to be snide about the way so many Americans have turned themselves into amateur infectious disease experts over the past two years.

From Washington Post