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snit

[ snit ]
/ snɪt /
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noun

an agitated or irritated state.

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Words related to snit

agitation, fume, upset, exasperation, anger

Words nearby snit

sniperscope, snipper, snippet, snippy, snips, snit, snitch, snitch line, snitchy, snivel, snively

Origin of snit

First recorded in 1935–40; origin uncertain
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British Dictionary definitions for snit

snit
/ (snɪt) /

noun

US and Australian a fit of temper

Word Origin for snit

C20: of unknown origin
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Idioms and Phrases with snit

snit

see in a snit.

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