snappy

The game’s combat system of setting up “primers” and “detonators” felt snappy, similar to the one-two combination punches of the “Mass Effect” cooperative system.

“I want Ebola to leave Liberia, so I can go to school,” came the snappy retort deciphered by locals.

Dad bought Mom a snappy convertible back about the time of the Nixon-Kennedy debates.

This is a Joss Whedon production, which means lots of snappy dialogue.

But she was magnetic, and I think it was partly her actual voice—the snappy delivery, the distinctive sound.

Twain's sartorial splendor was topped off with a snappy violet bow tie.

"And make it snappy," added Mollie slangily, as she and Betty disappeared into the adjoining room.

In his hand he carried a cane, which he swung with short, snappy strokes, as a man might who was out of temper.

Siebold 127 had never seen anything quite so snappy as that.

The hand went up, the man straightened and held a fairly snappy salute.

He wrestles with problems and cares all day, and when he sits down to read in the evening, he says: "Make it short and snappy."