Snip (verb)

Cut off or remove something with scissors or shears.

Origin:

Derived from the word "snipe" (old english snīpan, snīpan "to cut or bite off", of germanic origin; related to german dialect snippen, also to snipe).

Examples:

  1. She snipped the thread with a pair of scissors.
  2. He snipped a piece of fabric.
  3. She snipped the dead flowers off the plant.
  4. He snipped the end of the cigar.
  5. She snipped the coupons out of the newspaper.
Some random words: purvey, postpone, horseflesh