Snap

1. An interjection expressing shock, surprise, or disappointment.

2. An interjection expressing shock; working as a euphemism for more commonly expressed curse words.

Oh, snap! We just missed the last available bus that could have taken us to the 7 pm all ages show for the Violent Femmes.

by DENISDIDEROTEROT December 26, 2018

Snaps

Responding positively while snapping to praise a person for an event/action. Initiated by 1 person, if in a group setting, the group often joins in agreement.

*emma gets her drivers license*
Friend: “snaps for Emma (snaps fingers)”

by bbgbugma April 04, 2022

snap

To cut in half, typically refering to a population

"Damn, there were so many players that the game had to snap them. Now it's like a ghost town."

by arandomelite March 26, 2022

Snap

The act of killing off half of the population.

Do we really need to snap the animals?

by Peco4418 May 05, 2019

Snap

Snap is used to describe getting into heavy alcohol, usually a rye whisky but any alcohol fits the definition.

Hey Pistol, want to come over and watch the hockey game? "Yeah, I'll bring the hard snap and we can get our snap on".

by Ray Lefluer April 25, 2025

Snap

Snapchat

me: Yo you on snap
him: yeah add me

by Bigdaddyty October 15, 2017

snap

Used with surpise or excitement. Sometimes meaning "neat".

That is just so snap! ;D

by Rach September 05, 2004