Snappy

Pronunciation: /ˈsnæpi/

Definitions of snappy

adjective Snappy is an adjective that describes something that is quick, sharp, or lively in manner or appearance.

Example Sentences

A1 She has a snappy little dog that barks at everything.

A2 The snappy weather made it difficult to enjoy the outdoor picnic.

B1 The snappy response from the customer service representative resolved the issue quickly.

B2 His snappy comebacks always kept the conversation lively and entertaining.

C1 The CEO's snappy decision-making skills helped the company stay ahead in the competitive market.

C2 The chef's snappy cooking techniques resulted in perfectly cooked dishes every time.

Examples of snappy in a Sentence

formal The CEO delivered a snappy presentation during the conference.

informal I love wearing snappy outfits to parties.

slang That new song is so snappy, I can't stop listening to it.

figurative Her snappy comeback shut down the argument instantly.

Grammatical Forms of snappy

• past tense: snapped
• plural: snappies
• comparative: snappier
• superlative: snappiest
• present tense: snap
• future tense: will snap
• perfect tense: has snapped
• continuous tense: is snapping
• singular: snappy
• positive degree: snappy
• infinitive: to snap
• gerund: snapping
• participle: snapping

Origin and Evolution of snappy

First Known Use: 1824 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'snappy' originated as a combination of the words 'snap' and 'happy', suggesting a quick and cheerful demeanor.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe something sharp, quick, or stylish, 'snappy' has evolved to also mean witty, clever, or energetic in modern usage.