snicking

[ˈsnɪkɪŋ]

snicking Definition

• 1. a light, sharp sound made by a blade or by breaking a twig
• 2. to cut something with a quick, sharp noise

Using snicking: Examples

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

• Example

  He was snicking the branches off the tree with his pocket knife.

• Example

  The scissors snicked through the paper.

• Example

  The blade snicked against the stone as he sharpened it.

snicking Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for snicking

• cut
• slice
• chop

Phrases with snicking

• snick and snee

  a game in which players take turns to throw a small stick at a target

  Example

• snick out

  to sneak out quietly

  Example

  She snicked out of the room without anyone noticing.

• snick up

  to make a mistake or fail to do something properly

  Example

  I snicked up on my presentation and forgot to mention the most important point.

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Summary: snicking in Brief

The term 'snicking' [ˈsnɪkɪŋ] refers to a light, sharp sound made by a blade or by breaking a twig. It can also mean to cut something with a quick, sharp noise. Examples include 'He was snicking the branches off the tree with his pocket knife.' and 'The scissors snicked through the paper.'