snash
UK/snæʃ/US/snæʃ/
snash noun: verbal abuse; insolence; guff.
Noun
snash (uncountable)
Verb
snash (third-person singular simple present snashes, present participle snashing, simple past and past participle snashed)
- To talk impudently.
Forms of snash
| third-person singular present | snashes |
|---|---|
| present participle | snashing |
| past participle | snashed |
| past | snashed |
Words that rhyme with snash
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- hash
- mash
- rash
- plash
- thrash
- cache
- gash
- gnash
- goulash
- pash
- rehash
- sash
- stash
- bash
- bedash
- brash
- fash
- ganache
- overlash
- potash
- slapdash
- abash
- backslash
- backsplash
- calash
- gatecrash
- Kash
- midrash
- mishmash
- panache
- shamash
- shash
- stramash
- taplash
- apache
- bardash
- berdache
- Chumash
- encash
- haberdash
- heat rash
- keysmash
- Lagash
- Malagash
- Miminegash
- newsflash
- outflash
- overrash
Questions about snash
- What does snash mean?
- Snash means verbal abuse; insolence; guff.
- What part of speech is snash?
- Snash can be a noun or a verb.
- How do you pronounce snash?
- Snash is pronounced /snæʃ/ (UK).
Words near snash in the dictionary
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