Meaning of the word snick in English
What does snick mean in English? Explore the meaning, pronunciation, and specific usage of this word with Lingoland.
snick
US /snɪk/
UK /snɪk/
Verb
1.
to make a small, sharp sound, especially when a latch or bolt engages
Example:
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The door closed with a soft snick.
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He heard the bolt snick into place.
2.
(in cricket) to deflect the ball slightly with the edge of the bat
Example:
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The batsman managed to snick the ball to the boundary.
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He tried to snick it past the slips.
Noun
1.
a small, sharp sound, especially one made by a latch or bolt engaging
Example:
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There was a faint snick as the key turned in the lock.
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The gate closed with a satisfying snick.
2.
(in cricket) a slight deflection of the ball with the edge of the bat
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It was a fine snick that went for four runs.
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The umpire gave him out for a faint snick.