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snark
1[ snahrk ]
noun
- a mysterious, imaginary animal.
snark
2[ snahrk ]
verb (used without object)
- to be critical in a rude or sarcastic way:
to snark about the neighbors.
noun
- rude or sarcastic criticism.
Word History and Origins
Origin of snark1
Origin of snark2
Example Sentences
If you are looking for snark and biting humor, this is not your book — Shepherd plays it straight the whole way.
Aaron Sorkin landed the perfect snark when he observed in a 2002 West Wing script that the incumbent President would read his challenger’s latest book as soon as its purported author had.
Her media diet included shows like VH1’s I Love the ’90s, a series that revisited pop-culture phenomena with snark rather than rigor.
Magazines that devoted their pages to diet tips and celebrity snark suddenly started preaching “empowerment.”
There are moments of Anatomy that are maybe funny, but there was no snark to hide behind.
See how much snark was unleashed against “dad rock” by the recent U2 iTunes Songs of Innocence fiasco.
It zips like all comedies seem to zip today, quick and nimble, its tone affectionate snark.
But critiques and snark have no place, watching re-runs late at night.
Jimmy Fallon's uncontainable glee is a welcome respite from late night's usual smarm and snark, but that's Fallon's thing.
For such searing, challenging dreams, we have only snark or smarm.
There were also a lot of bathing machines, which made me vaguely wonder if a Snark had once inhabited the place.
So it seems best partly to take the advice of the Bellman, in the "Hunting of the Snark," to skip sundry years.
Then the Snark has four water-tight compartments, which is to say that her length is broken by three water-tight bulkheads.
Thus, no matter how large a leak the Snark may spring, Only one compartment can fill with water.
Whenever I looked at the bow of the Snark or thought of her water-tight compartments, I was encouraged.
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