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snarky

adjective as in judgmental

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All well and good, until the conservative-leaning Los Angeles Police Protective League, the union representing rank-and-file officers, saw fit to issue a gratuitously snarky statement condemning the hasty arrangement.

This snarky, self-aware couple is the type to build themselves a smart house and name its system HAL.

Highlights included Hot To Go, with its viral YMCA-style dance routine; and the snarky comeuppance anthem My Kink Is Karma, which Roan dedicated "to my ex who is in the crowd tonight".

From BBC

A few reporters, members of Congress and even some White House staff made the obvious snarky comments about “over-compensating” and “wishful thinking.”

From Salon

Holmes was only 18 when she was cast as Joey, the snarky girl next door on “Dawson’s Creek.”

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