sneaped
/sniːpt/
adjective
- Having been rebuked or snubbed.
- His sneaped expression showed he had been scolded.
- She felt sneaped after her idea was dismissed.
- The sneaped child sat quietly in the corner.
verb
- Past tense of sneap: rebuked, reprimanded, or snubbed sharply.
- He sneaped his colleague for the careless mistake.
- She sneaped her brother for borrowing her bike without asking.
- The coach sneaped the player for not following instructions.
- Past tense of sneap: checked or restrained something.
- The sudden rain sneaped their plans for a hike.
- They sneaped their laughter during the solemn ceremony.
- He sneaped his desire to interrupt the speaker.