Snark: (noun; can be used as adjective, snarky or verb, to snark/snarked )
1. Irritated verbal response to aggravating stimulus;
2. The experience of being in the mood to snark someone;
3. Having been subject to a snarking, or giving one oneself.
1. Irritated verbal response to aggravating stimulus;
2. The experience of being in the mood to snark someone;
3. Having been subject to a snarking, or giving one oneself.
That LJ group sucks. All they ever do is snark at people for no reason.
Everyone\'s pissing me off today so I\'m in a realy snarky mood.
I can\'t believe that girl snarked me for supporting (insert political party)!
Everyone\'s pissing me off today so I\'m in a realy snarky mood.
I can\'t believe that girl snarked me for supporting (insert political party)!
by RedCrow108 April 26, 2005
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When I tried to get to your wedding I wound up snarkling for half an hour and then I gave up and came home and snarkled around my block until I double-parked and got a ticket!
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1. Rudely sarcastic or disrespectful; snide.
2. Irritable or short-tempered; irascible.
1. Rudely sarcastic or disrespectful; snide.
2. Irritable or short-tempered; irascible.
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