"Can I get a smile?" "I'm all out of those, but I've got plenty of snark."
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Snark
//snɑː(ɹ)k//
Synonyms for "snark" (8 found)
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Translations
4 translations across 3 languages.
German
2 entries- Schnark name (fantastical monster)
- Schnatz name (fantastical monster)
Polish
1 entries- Żmirłacz name (fantastical monster)
Russian
1 entries- Снарк name (fantastical monster)
Sample sentences
12 total sentences available.
Brit-wit, in fact, could be seen as the precursor to the communicative style valorized on these beratement panels and on fan/rating communities, namely snark or snarkasm. Snark, a hybrid of “snide” and “remark," is a biting, casual verbal attack. Its subtle insult comprises a tone that acts as a weapon to cut its target down to size.
Source: wiktionary
Snark will get you any way it can, fore and aft, and to hell with consistency. In a media society, snark is an easy way of seeming smart. […] Snark doesn't create a new image, a new idea. It's parasitic, referential, insinuating.
Source: wiktionary
She liked his smile. There was neither snark nor megalomania in it, as characterized so many smiles these days.
Source: wiktionary
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