by Ashley Wamp October 11, 2006


Condition resulting in verbal response reflecting mockery and intentional condescension, often times found when responding to nonsensical progressive, politically correct comments. Use of sarcasm often times empowers snarkiness.
Joe Cool used snarkiness responding to a buffoon who posted liberal gibberish on a Politico thread on the internet.
by Realwriter24 May 21, 2014

by Kaytg219 January 27, 2007

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.
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.
by mlorrey December 16, 2009

by snuffles35652452452472655265268358 July 9, 2007

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
