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Meanings of snick in English
Usage of snick in English
1
Four arms extend, blades snick open, and red eyes focus on me.
2
He heard the metallic snick of the gate's latch being pulled back.
3
There was a sharp snick as the electric light was turned on.
4
You might get a bit finer, Challis, in case they snick 'em.
5
He heard the snick of the lock, then the door was opened.
6
The snick of the key came next and they came into the hallway.
7
A moment later, a small snick signaled the gate had unlocked.
8
The faint snick of scythes, and voices not too far off, indicated mowers.
9
I heard the snick of the metal as it clicked back.
10
I heard the electronic snick of the lock and went in.
11
There was a sharp snick, and the door revolved slowly upon its hinges.
12
There was a big snick on review and New Zealand were two down.
13
The snick of the cuffs around her wrists declared her truly in trouble.
14
The door closed with a devastating soft snick, triggering her fear.
15
Richie jumped a little at the soft snick of the latch.
16
There was a light snick of sound, and the long object became longer still.
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