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snod up

snod up verb: to trim; to set in order.

Verb

snod up (third-person singular simple present snods up, present participle snodding up, simple past and past participle snodded up)

  1. (Scotland, transitive) To trim; to set in order.

Forms of snod up

third-person singular presentsnods up
present participlesnodding up
past participlesnodded up
pastsnodded up

Origin of snod up

Related to Old English snǣdan (“to cut, prune”). See snead, snithe.

Questions about snod up

What does snod up mean?
Snod up means to trim; to set in order.
What part of speech is snod up?
Snod up is a verb.
What is the past tense of snod up?
The past tense of snod up is snodded up.

Words near snod up in the dictionary

  1. snoburbs
  2. snockered
  3. snocksnarls
  4. snocross
  5. snod
  6. snod up
  7. snodded up
  8. snodding up
  9. Snoddy
  10. Snoddys
  11. Snodgrass

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