snarky

Origins: Lewis Carroll's "The Hunting of the Snark" (1874)

Witty sarcasm, used to belittle someone or something without becoming ad hominem. Also used to describe practical jokes of a particularly funny and sabotaging kind.

He was so snarky in his review of the movie, I lol'd, but the fanbois got butthurt.

by mlorrey December 16, 2009

smarry

It's an adjective that describes a person, place, or thing to be epically awesome. It describes a noun that is so overwhelmingly stunning that there is no possible way to describe it unless using the word smarry. it is pronounced "smhar-E"

Wow! That's a smarry -looking car! It's awesome!

by emily & jessica June 24, 2010

snarky

A term, which Dane Cook suggests we google.

He was being very snarky with his attitude. Yeah, snarky, google that shit.

by snuffles35652452452472655265268358 July 9, 2007

snarky

A word created by combining of sneaky and saracasm. You definetly watching too much Dane Cook - but seriously, how much is REALLY too much?

Snarky - google that shit

by Mia17 May 14, 2007

snarky

Snarky refers to a concise, clever comment that's referential to something. It's normally jagged, like sarcasm, but it involves more creative thinking than a sarcastic comment does. It can be in reference to something from popular culture, or a turn-of-the-phrase that creates something original from it's source material.

You're sitting on an airplane, with a family full of annoying young children seated behind you, who are kicking your chair, being noisy and generally irritating...

You turn to the person seated next to you, and say in a snarky fashion:

"Hell is other people's children."

by Mr Memetic June 1, 2007

Snarky Parker

While railing a chick in the ass, abruptly stop and bend her over the couch, while she is stationary, reach for your friendly neighborhood Spiderman Action Figure and force fuck her in the ass.

Her ass will never be the same after that Snarky Parker

by Vagtastic69187 March 19, 2010

snargy

a sarcastic, rude and ironic comment or remark. Usually it’s done in a comeback or to be plain rude.

"I'll clean my room, when you stop being old," was a snargy thing to say.

by Houle Mckean July 17, 2006