Snick
Pronunciation: /snɪk/
Snick (verb)
- to make a small, quick cut or notch in something.
- to make a soft, sharp sound like a small click.
Examples
- She snicked the paper with scissors.
- He snicked the thread with a knife.
Common collocations: snick the edge, snick the surface, snick shut, snick into place, small snick
Snick (noun)
- a small, quick cut or notch made in something.
- a soft, sharp sound like a small click.
Examples
- There was a snick on the table's surface.
- He noticed a snick on the blade.