snapper

[ˈsnæpər]

snapper Definition

  • 1a fish that lives in warm seas and is often eaten as food
  • 2a person or thing that snaps, such as a fastener or a trap
  • 3a type of red-colored fish found in the Gulf of Mexico and the southern Atlantic Ocean

Using snapper: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "snapper" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    We had grilled snapper for dinner.

  • Example

    The snapper on my jacket broke off.

  • Example

    The snapper trap caught a lot of fish.

  • Example

    Red snapper is a popular dish in the southern United States.

snapper Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for snapper

Phrases with snapper

  • to speak sharply or rudely to someone

    Example

    He snapped at me when I asked him a question.

  • snap up

    to buy something quickly because it is cheap or you want it very much

    Example

    I snapped up the last ticket to the concert.

  • to stop feeling sad or depressed and start feeling happy again

    Example

    Come on, snap out of it! Things will get better.

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Summary: snapper in Brief

The term 'snapper' [ˈsnæpər] refers to a type of fish, a fastener or trap, or a person or thing that snaps. It is often used to describe the red-colored fish found in the Gulf of Mexico and the southern Atlantic Ocean. Phrases like 'snap at,' 'snap up,' and 'snap out of it' are also commonly used.