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91SNIP — SN Interoperability Program Contributor: GSFC …
92snip — snɪp n. cutting with scissors; small cut made with scissors; small piece that has been cut off; little bit; young or insignificant person (Informal); disrespectful person (Informal); something easily obtained; bargain, good buy (British Slang) v …
93SNIP — Syndicat National des Industries Pharmaceutiques …
94snip — nips …
95snip — I. v. a. 1. Clip, cut, nip, nip off. 2. Snap, snatch. II. n. 1. Clip, cut. 2. Piece, shred, fragment, bit. 3. Share, snack. 4. Tailor, snipper …
96snip — v 1. cut, snick, nick, slit, incise, cut into, gash, slash. 2. clip, trim, crop, prune, cut back; remove, cut off, lop off, dock, chop off. n 3. small cut, nick, snick, slit, incision, gash, slash. 4. small piece, slice, bit, snippet, cutting;… …
97snip — s ( en, ar) urtag i kanten på kärl …
98snip — Oki, ako …
99snip — 1. Bargain. 2. Easy undertaking or success …
100snip·er — /ˈsnaıpɚ/ noun, pl ers [count] : a person who shoots at another person from a hidden place The soldiers were attacked by a sniper. often used before another noun a sniper attack …