Dead and Snappy

Dead

Dead adjective - Of, relating to, or suggestive of death.
Usage example: fell into a dead faint upon hearing the news

Snappy is an antonym for dead.

Nearby Word: deadly

Snappy

Snappy adjective - Having much high-spirited energy and movement.
Usage example: much snappy repartee at the party celebrating the new art gallery's opening

Dead is an antonym for snappy.

Nearby Words: snap, snapped, snappish, snapper, snapping

Both words in one sentence

  • Hair-Trigger Temper New 52 Supergirl was very irritable and snappy due to months of being manipulated, abused and betrayed in addition to be an orphan of a dead world.
  • Film / Night at the Museum Overly Long Gag: Often the plot stops dead to allow for various characters to have a back-and-forth argument, seemly just made up of snappy lines the writers came up with.
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