sneaping
/ˈsniːpɪŋ/
adjective
- Given to or characterized by sharp rebukes or snubs.
- The sneaping comment hurt his feelings.
- His sneaping tone made everyone uncomfortable.
- She gave a sneaping reply to the rude question.
verb
- Present participle of sneap: rebuking, reprimanding, or snubbing sharply.
- The manager is sneaping the team for their poor performance.
- She was sneaping her dog for barking at the mailman.
- He kept sneaping his friend for forgetting the appointment.
- Present participle of sneap: checking or restraining something.
- They are sneaping their excitement until the surprise is revealed.
- He is sneaping his urge to eat dessert before dinner.
- She was sneaping her tears during the sad movie.
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