snapper
noun as in strong fondness
Word Combinations
Example:The fisherman caught several snappers during his daily routine.
Definition:A person whose occupation is fishing, especially by catching fish with a rod and line.
Example:Snapping his fingers became a habit for him when he was deep in thought.
Definition:A settled or regular tendency orpractice, especially one that is hard to give up.
Example:The aquarium keeper was adding tropical fish, including snappers, to the new exhibit.
Definition:A fish that thrives in warm, shallow waters typically found in the tropics and subtropics.
Example:Snappers are examples of marine species found in coral reef environments.
Definition:A species that lives in seawater, especially those that thrive in marine ecosystems.
Example:He is a quick-tempered person, known for snapping at others when angry.
Definition:A person who is easily irritated or angry, prone to sudden outbursts of emotion.
Example:The fisherman skilled in fishing techniques could catch many snappers in a day.
Definition:To secure the possession or attainment of; to gain, capture, or obtain, especially by a sudden or nimble movement.
Example:Some politicians have a catchphrase that becomes synonymous with their public image, much like someone snapping their fingers gets associated with irritation or agitation.
Definition:A particular phrase that is often quoted, especially one attached to an individual or to a social movement; a cliché.
Example:She is quick-witted and relayed words with sharpness, much like a snappish reply.
Definition:Having a sharp intelligence and quick, clever replies; sharp and clever, especially in conversation.
Example:Marine facilities are where snappers are typically caught, processed, and sold for consumption.
Definition:A building or structure or installation that has a particular purpose (as a hospital or an airport).
Example:The chef decided to grill the snappers, cooking them with a hint of lemon and herbs.
Definition:To prepare food by heating; to make (meat, fish, or vegetables) edible by heating in a pan, over or under a source of heat, or in an oven, often with added ingredients.
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