What does SNARK mean?

Snark

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A person who is sarcastic, critical, and mocking in an irritating way.

Pronunciation: US: /snɑrk/ UK: /snɑːk/

Origin and Usage: The word "snark" originated from the poem "The Hunting of the Snark" by Lewis Carroll in 1876. The word is believed to be a combination of "snide" and "remark". The term "snark" is often used to describe someone who is being sarcastic or critical in a mocking way.

Synonyms: Sarcasm, mockery, derision, ridicule, taunt.

Related Words: Snare, snake, snarl, sneer, snack.

Example Sentences:

• She couldn stand his snarky comments anymore.
• The internet is full of snarky remarks and comments.
• He was known for his snarky sense of humor.
• Her snarky attitude was not appreciated by her coworkers.
• He was always quick with a snarky comeback.