Definitions

snappy

[snap-ee] / ˈsnæp i /

ADJECTIVE

nasty, irritable

Synonyms

WEAK

cross disagreeable edgy fractious hasty huffy petulant quick-tempered snappish tart testy touchy waspish

Antonyms

WEAK

happy nice pleasant

ADJECTIVE

fashionable

Synonyms

WEAK

chic classy dapper dashing fly in good taste modish natty sharp smart stylish swank tony trendy up-to-the-minute with style

Antonyms

WEAK

old old-fashioned outdated unfashionable

ADJECTIVE

fast

Synonyms

WEAK

abrupt breakneck expeditious fleet harefooted hasty immediate instant on-the-spot quick rapid speedy sudden swift unpremeditated

Antonyms

WEAK

delayed slow sluggish

Example Sentences

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"Could have gone out a little bit snappier but this is why we do these races."

From Barron's

He's the only artist with album of the year nominations for five consecutive releases, and GNX is a snappy, crowd-pleasing tour de force.

From BBC

Otherwise, I'm just going to be snappy with the people around me.

From Barron's

Told in Patterson’s signature snappy chapters, it is an absorbing read, but I kept wondering when the villain would show up.

From Los Angeles Times

The economy also grew at an snappy 3.8% clip in the spring.

From MarketWatch