snarky

snarky
1. (snarky) (11272↑, 2112↓)
A word that should be googled to find the definition as per direction from Dane Cook. It means short tempered or irritable.

"He was being very snarky with me. Yeah, snarky. Its a word, google it." -Dane Cook

2. (snarky) (5076↑, 1524↓)
A witty mannerism, personality, or behavior that is a combination of sarcasm and cynicism. Usually accepted as a complimentary term. [Snark] is sometimes mistaken for a snotty or arrogant attitude.

Her snarky remarks had half the room on the floor laughing and the other half ready to walk out.

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3. (snarky) (2311↑, 774↓)
Adjective - Any language that contains quips or comments containing sarcastic or satirical witticisms intended as blunt irony. Usually delivered in a manner that is somewhat abrupt and out of context and intended to stun and amuse. Origin: Snark="snide remark".

Evelyn always called attention to the proverbial pink elephant in the room with her snarky comments.

4. (snarky) (1858↑, 1011↓)
Somebody was watching the Dane Cook Special weren't they?

Snarky, look it up on google. Google it.

5. (snarky) (1010↑, 451↓)
Critical in a curmudgeonly sort of way. The adjective snarky is first recorded in 1906. It is from dialectal British snark, meaning 'to nag, find fault with', which is probably the same word as snark, snork, meaning 'to snort, snore'. (The likely connection is the derisive snorting sound of someone who is always finding fault.) Most dictionaries label snarky as "Chiefly British Slang." But for the last five or more years, it has become increasingly common in American publications, maybe ones infiltrated by British or Canadian writers and journalists.

Anthony Lane is the current champ of the snarky film review.

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6. (snarky) (1209↑, 894↓)
A term used by Dane Cook.

"Snarky, great word...Google magic my friends."

7. (snarky) (874↑, 740↓)
oh dane cook. =] viscious circle my friends, is all i have to say.

google that shit, snarky it's a word, google magic my friends. =]

8. (snarky) (113↑, 57↓)
snark¡¤y -- Pronunciation snahr-kee adjective, snark¡¤i¡¤er, snark¡¤i¡¤est. Chiefly British Slang. Testy or irritable; irascible. Sarcastic or disrespectful; snide. Sarcastic humor.

"He was being very snarky with me. Yeah, snarky. Its a word. Google it." - Dane Cook Also a girl on Myspace and OkCupid defines herself as being snarky and she is actually pretty funny in a sarcastic way so its fitting of her too.

9. (snarky) (77↑, 46↓)
The act of being sarcastic, bitchy, dissrespectful, irritable, or short-tempered

Colleen is one snarky bitch

10. (snarky) (47↑, 22↓)
witty, also being sarcastic and cynical. The definition of Shim Changmin from DBSK

Changmin's smirk was so snarky...

11. (snarky) (30↑, 8↓)
Being wittily sarcastic with a hint of being an ass-hole.

Usage: I can always count on Joel McHale and the Soup for hilarious, snarky commentary on all things pop culture.

12. (snarky) (17↑, 8↓)
"Snarky" is used to describe speech with a specific emotional tone, typically a form of sarcasm informed by cheekiness and a mild, playful irreverence or impudence. When the dominant intent of the communication is to express or convey direct or judgmental rudeness, the sense of mild cheekiness is lost and the overall communication crosses the line to become "snide."

The young music reviewer's snarky comments about the aging rock star's choice in clothing ultimately cost her an interview with the star months later.

13. (snarky) (44↑, 39↓)
short tempered or irritable

He was very snarky with me, yeah snarky, its a word, Google that shit, Google magic my friends\! -Dane Cook

14. (snarky) (5↑, 3↓)
Origins: Lewis Carroll's "The Hunting of the Snark" (1874) Witty sarcasm, used to belittle someone or something without becoming ad hominem. Also used to describe practical jokes of a particularly funny and sabotaging kind.

He was so snarky in his review of the movie, I lol'd, but the fanbois got butthurt.

15. (snarky) (78↑, 76↓)
A term, which Dane Cook suggests we google.

He was being very snarky with his attitude. Yeah, snarky, google that shit.

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16. (Snarky) (3↑, 2↓)
A euphemism for "mean" and / or "scathingly sarcastic" that purports to render innocuous and socially acceptable what are in reality very rude and inconsiderate comments.

When I told Sandy that her face was garbage, I wasn't actually being mean and bitingly sarcastic, I was being *snarky,* so it's totally okay.

17. (Snarky) (10↑, 9↓)
The act where an Irestone attempts to use sarcasm and cynicism in a way it believes to be witty.

Wow, that is one snarky Irestone\!

18. (snarky) (76↑, 75↓)
A word created by combining of sneaky and saracasm. You definetly watching too much Dane Cook - but seriously, how much is REALLY too much?

Snarky - google that shit

19. (Snarky) (0↑, 0↓)
Lightening the mood in the work place

Tom was bring really snarky today. Sometimes people take it the wrong way, but he is just trying to make them smile.

20. (SNARKY) (17↑, 17↓)
Snide, nasty, arrogant, rude, condescending,yuppie

Don't get snarky with me, Mary.

21. (snarky) (34↑, 34↓)
Snarky refers to a concise, clever comment that's referential to something. It's normally jagged, like sarcasm, but it involves more creative thinking than a sarcastic comment does. It can be in reference to something from popular culture, or a turn-of-the-phrase that creates something original from it's source material.

You're sitting on an airplane, with a family full of annoying young children seated behind you, who are kicking your chair, being noisy and generally irritating... You turn to the person seated next to you, and say in a snarky fashion: "Hell is other people's children."

22. (snarky) (0↑, 1↓)
"Snark" is a word invented by Lewis Carroll as the name of an elusive and stealthy monster and has nothing to do with sarcasm or behavioral traits. Writers in Britain's Victorian era often used the word "sarky" (not "sNarky") as a shortened version of "sarcastic." (Just as the name "Elspeth" is a short version of "Elizabeth.") Ergo, "snarky" should refer to something or someone who is elusive or stealthy.

“There’s no need to be sarky,” I said sulkily. "We're doing our best." Lockheed Martin's latest experimental fighter is snarky because it utilizes the latest generation of stealth technology.

23. (Snarky) (7↑, 8↓)
snarky means only one thing. Snazzy Sharks

look\! in the water\! its a shark\! no its snarky\!

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24. (Snarky) (4↑, 5↓)
The act where an Irestone attempts to use sarcasm and cynicism in a what he believes to be witty.

Wow, that is one snarky Irestone.

25. (snarky) (19↑, 22↓)
A combination of the words [snotty] and [shark]. Usually associated with a comment that is clever, sarcastic and always mean-spirited, often delivered with [feigned] innocence, and an UNintended tinge of [hypocrisy]. SNARKY comments often produce an almost embarrassed laugh from the listener who thinks, "I shouldn't really laugh at what was just said, but it's so TRUE/APPROPRIATE\!" Snarky comments are most effective when spoken in a low voice as to be audible only to those nearby at solemn occassions, such as a funeral.

"HAA-ha\!": Nelson from the Simpsons. At a wedding: "Oh, how INTERESTING\! She's actually wearing WHITE\!" At a church service: "Do you think membership would increase if they TOASTED those things?" "I shouldn't really laugh at what was just said, but it's so TRUE and so SNARKY\!"

26. (Snarky) (33↑, 38↓)
A word that is supposed to be searched on Google because Dane Cook told us too.

"He was so snarky with his fucking attitude. Yeah snarky, its a word, Google that shit. Google magic my friends." Said by Dane Cook

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27. (snarky) (16↑, 22↓)
The ideal adjective for describing Severus Snape, of the Harry Potter series. There simply is no better way.

Snape's whole snarky attitude makes him the BEST\!

28. (snarky) (6↑, 14↓)
Yet another ghastly Americanism. Created by certain members of the relatively small American educated class in an attempt to sound cleverer than they actually are.

snarky: The boring British pedant spat out his tea in disgust and wrote a (cynical and sarcastic) comment in protest.

29. (snarky) (15↑, 25↓)
According to my 10th grade English teacher, snarky is something that is annoyingly interesting.

I was in shock when I heard Dane Cook use the word snarky...I thought that is was one my 10th grade English teacher made up along with all her other words...Just an FYI, 10th grade for me was 25 years ago.

30. (snarky) (4↑, 14↓)
Mack's general demeanor; curmudgeonly

Quit being so snarky\!

31. (Snarky) (9↑, 23↓)
Bitchy, naggy, etcetra.

Man your so snarky with your freaking attitude.

32. (Snarky) (8↑, 23↓)
A nick name that means elegance.

"Al Capone referred to himself as Snarky, which meant elegance" - The History Channel

33. (snarky) (4↑, 19↓)
the first time i ever saw snark or snarky was in recaps on televisionwithoutpity.com whether it's a real word or not...sometimes it's the perfect word for certain people, situations.

Barack Obama is divine in his ability to rise above Hillary Clinton's snarky criticisms.

34. (Snarky) (1↑, 17↓)
1.Something you would do to a hooker 2.Old vagina crust

Yea dude I gave her a snarky. Ewww bitch I got your snarky all over me.

35. (snarky) (5↑, 21↓)
Snarky is a made up word invented by American gangster Al "Scarface" Capone. He used it to describe anything he thought was "cool" or stylish.

Capone would often dress to the hilt and look at himself in the mirror remarking "yeah, that's snarky," or "Damn, I look snarky today."

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36. (snarky) (8↑, 24↓)
A bitchy sarcasim I googled that shit\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!

Someone at leasts that annoys you snarky

37. (snarky) (9↑, 25↓)
Like [sarcasm], only gayer. Generally employed by female nerds who think it's cute or endearing, though it is not.

Teehee\! Look how snarky I'm being, I've totally impressed everyone on Gaia Online.

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38. (Snarky) (8↑, 28↓)
Google That Shit.

Snarky -\> Google.com -\> Search Button -\> Now We Learned Something Today.=)

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39. (snarky) (3↑, 24↓)
A word in which Ethan Mandel has told you to look up. You silly rascal, should've thought of this before you tried it. Now I'll bet you feel super silly don't ya?

That kid is such a snark, he decided to look up "snarky" in the dictionary.

40. (snarky) (16↑, 51↓)
being covered in a large group of exploding Snarks whilst playing Half-Life. also, a Half-Life player who uses lots of Snarks whilst playing online.

"there was an awfully snarky fellow on the other team, all he used were the damn snarks\!"

41. (snarky) (15↑, 61↓)
snarky or snarkiness first appeared on an episode of veronica mars.

Was that snarky enough for you?

42. (snarky) (144↑, 195↓)
words that are intended to both impress and belittle someone at the same time; [haughty]

Hipsters relish the use of snarky commentary to appear more cerebral than pedestrian, main-stream types.

43. (snarky) (133↑, 190↓)
Slang: Irritable or short-tempered.

Don't get snarky with me this early in the morning, young lady.

44. (Snarky) (135↑, 192↓)
subversive, sneaky, clever, mean

(NYT, 5/19/03) "The feature (NY Magazine)articles were often snarky -- Tom Wolfe's article on radical chic redefined protest as fashion..."

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45. (snarky) (31↑, 116↓)
best known for it's use or misuse. 1.)verbal abuse to shock and awe. possibly sexual in nature, but than again... what word is not. 2.)used to draw your attention away from an issue at hand to something odd or interesting. aka the news see examples:

I have your snarky right here. I would like to snarky you... in the am and in the pm or just plain snarky all day. I love to snarky you all night. snarky, I think thats a great name. Lets make a little snarky of our own. we can turn it into a movie called: get snarky, or saving snarky, what the snarky.... could be the winner though. Note: during filming the cast must all be stark naked for snarky to happen. Its not your ear that I want to snarky in. "snarky" dover

46. (snarky) (17↑, 120↓)
A completely fake word that is usually thought to be a real word by girls in the software support field who watch Dane Cook and own a bean.

Snarky is not a real word.

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47. (Snarky) (100↑, 204↓)
Current mood where a person is feeling negative. Usually bitchy, angry, and amused feelings are interlaced.

- I'm feeling snarky. I'm going to now humiliate that newbie who was so incredibly stupid, and too lazy, to go look at the FAQs section.

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48. (snarky) (52↑, 161↓)
Process, system or software behavior that indicates a mysterious or unknown [bug] is causing a problem in some unclear or inconsistent manner; more obvious than [hinky] behavior, but far less clear than outright [buggy] behavior.

Yesterday I wasn't sure if I was just paranoid or if the email really was acting hinky, but today it is downright snarky.

49. (Snarky) (81↑, 199↓)
[Informal] touchy, short-tempered, irritable, etc.

I am a little snarky when some pisses on my floor.

50. (snarky) (81↑, 204↓)
Basically acting like someone PMSing and bitching about everything.

Mom was being pretty snarky about giving us a ride. She could have been a little nicer about it.

51. (Snarky) (40↑, 169↓)
I find so many of these definitions funny. Back in 1974, My father and several Canadian and British colleagues of his made up the word "Snarky". It was a slang term that they coined during a session of interviewing a number of candidates in Toronto for sales and marketing positions in their company and, in particular, one woman had a bitchy, defensive demeanor. They found her quite amusing and tried to think of a word to describe her. She was like a little yappy dog with an edge... snippy... barking... which finally became "snarky". After moving back to the states in '78, this new word was then used by my dad and his associates in many conversations with advertising executives at Grey, Lintas, DDB Needham, SSC&B in New York and Chicago. It started to catch on, but rather slowly, in the advertising community. I continued to use the word to describe certain individuals while in college and then working at some major magazines at Conde Nast and Hachette Filipacchi in the 80's and early 90's. Still, many people had never really heard the word and this was in the New York media. I explained that ultimately, "snarky" was a family sniglet. It was invented to be a nicer way to describe someone that was "bitchy". It really began to catch on when my friends in the ad world and magazine world started to use it with some degree of regularity and finally a number of folks in editorial started using it in their articles or stories. It has since gathered many more synonyms likening it to sarcasm and haughtyness to describe and define it... but the snippy and yappy young woman at the interview in the 70's is the inspiration for the origin and definition of the word SNARKY\!

1. Instead of being open and friendly in the interview, Ellen, feeling quite insecure and defensive began to act very SNARKY with the individual asking her questions. 2. She became SNARKY with him when he asked her out. She just thought she was too good for him.

52. (snarky) (90↑, 257↓)
When giving a blow job, the giver starts laughing, causing [love gravy] to spurt out their nose.

She was giving head, and suddenly she started to laugh at his penis size, causing a snarky as he came.

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Last updated: 2012.03.01

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  • snarky — UK [snɑː(r)kɪ] / US [snɑrkɪ] adjective Word forms snarky : adjective snarky comparative snarkier superlative snarkiest American informal said in a way that is intended to make someone feel stupid or bad …   English dictionary

  • snarky — ˈsnärkē, ˈsnȧk , ki adjective ( er/ est) Etymology: snark to find fault with (perhaps alteration of nark (III)) + y (I) 1. chiefly Britain : crotchety …   Useful english dictionary

  • snarky — adjective Etymology: dialect snark to annoy, perhaps alteration of nark to irritate Date: 1906 1. crotchety, snappish 2. sarcastic, impertinent, or irreverent in tone or manner < snarky lyrics > • snarkily adverb …   New Collegiate Dictionary

  • snarky — adj. Snarky is used with these nouns: ↑comment …   Collocations dictionary

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  • snarky — /snahr kee/, adj., snarkier, snarkiest. Chiefly Brit. Slang. testy or irritable; short. [1910 15; dial. snark to nag, find fault with (appar. identical with snark, snork to snort, snore, prob. < D, LG snorken to snore) + Y1] * * * …   Universalium

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