snipe

Navy slang for crewmen who work below decks especially in the engine room.

The world of the aircraft carrier is largely inhabited by snipes, deck apes, airdales, and zeros.

by MACV May 1, 2006

snipe

1. to shoot something with great accuracy
2. to score a difficult point in a game/sport

1. When I was playing SOCOM, I sniped him from 500 yards away.
2. At our lacrosse game,I sniped that goal in the top shelf with 2 defenders on me.

by mike March 19, 2004

Sniped

To get owned or wrecked in a way that seemed nearly impossible. For someone or something to come out of seemingly no where to burn you. The rarest and most respected type of burn.

"yo how'd the french teacher catch you on that test?"
"I got fucking sniped"

by Blobbles777 April 1, 2009

sniping

A good job, mate. S' challengin' work, out o' doors... guarantee you'll not go hungry, 'cause at the end of the day, long as there's two people left on the planet, someone is gonna want someone dead.

To be a sniping professional, you must have standards.

Be polite. Be efficient. Have a plan to kill everyone you meet.

by some other other other guy December 6, 2010

Sniped

The act of taking a photo or video (secretly or overtly) of a stranger with out asking permission.

Some girl just sniped me while I was on the train then lied about it! - This guy sniped me on the subway, his flash went off on his iPhone and I totally busted him.

by Tcollis77 October 5, 2011

Snipe

To take a picture of an unsuspecting individual. Oftentimes pictures of funny-looking strangers.

"Kate, that guy's hat is so ridiculous, good thing I just sniped him"

by esk388 December 1, 2009

Sniping

In hobo parlance, "sniping" means to pick up spent cigarette butts and collect the tobacco to smoke.

"When yer on the bum & ya can't buy smokes, that's when you start sniping."

by Jalynthor January 30, 2008