" snappily "

1: with great speed;

  * e.g., " ... she snappily completed the job application and handed it to the receptionist "

•  Synonyms : 

•  apace,

•  briskly,

•  chop-chop,

•  double-quick,

•  fast,

•  fleetly,

•  full tilt,

•  hastily,

•  hell-for-leather,

•  hot,

•  lickety-split,

•  posthaste,

•  presto,

•  pronto,

•  quick,

•  quickly,

•  rapidly,

•  soon,

•  speedily,

•  swift,

•  swiftly

•  Antonyms : 

•  slow,

•  slowly

2: in a strikingly neat and trim manner;

  * e.g., " ... the snappily attired male dancers wore top hats and tails "

•  Synonyms : 

•  dashingly,

•  nattily,

•  sharply,

•  smartly,

•  sprucely

•  Antonyms : 

•  sloppily,

•  slovenly

3: in a quick and spirited manner;

  * e.g., " ... sang out the square dance calls snappily "

•  Synonyms : 

•  airily,

•  animatedly,

•  animately,

•  bouncily,

•  buoyantly,

•  gaily,

•  high-spiritedly,

•  livelily,

•  lively,

•  perkily,

•  pertly,

•  sparkily,

•  spiritedly,

•  sprightly,

•  trippingly,

•  vivaciously

•  Antonyms : 

•  dully,

•  inanimately,

•  sluggishly,

•  tardily

1: being in the latest or current fashion;

  * e.g., " ... that snappy outfit really should impress your date "

•  Synonyms : 

•  à la mode,

•  au courant,

•  chic,

•  cool,

•  exclusive,

•  fashionable,

•  fresh,

•  happening,

•  hip,

•  in,

•  modish,

•  sharp,

•  smart,

•  stylish,

•  supercool,

•  swell,

•  swish,

•  trendy,

•  voguish

•  Antonyms : 

•  dowdy,

•  out,

•  outmoded,

•  styleless,

•  unchic,

•  uncool,

•  unfashionable,

•  unmodish,

•  unstylish

2: easily irritated or annoyed;

  * e.g., " ... we tried to avoid her when she was acting snappy, which was all too often "

•  Synonyms : 

•  choleric,

•  crabby,

•  cranky,

•  cross,

•  crotchety,

•  fiery,

•  grouchy,

•  grumpy,

•  irascible,

•  irritable,

•  peevish,

•  perverse,

•  pettish,

•  petulant,

•  prickly,

•  quick-tempered,

•  raspy,

•  ratty,

•  short-tempered,

•  snappish,

•  snarky,

•  snippety,

•  snippy,

•  stuffy,

•  testy,

•  waspish

•  Antonyms : 

•  ardent,

•  blazing,

•  boiling,

•  broiling,

•  burning,

•  fervent,

•  fervid,

•  fiery,

•  glowing,

•  hot,

•  igneous,

•  molten,

•  piping hot,

•  red-hot,

•  roasting,

•  scalding,

•  scorching,

•  searing,

•  seething,

•  sizzling,

•  sultry,

•  sweltering,

•  torrid,

•  ultrahot,

•  warming,

•  white-hot

3: having a low or subnormal temperature;

  * e.g., " ... typically snappy weather for March "

•  Synonyms : 

•  algid,

•  arctic,

•  bitter,

•  bone-chilling,

•  chill,

•  chilly,

•  cold,

•  coldish,

•  cool,

•  coolish,

•  freezing,

•  frigid,

•  frosty,

•  gelid,

•  glacial,

•  ice-cold,

•  icy,

•  nipping,

•  nippy,

•  numbing,

•  polar,

•  shivery,

•  wintry

•  Antonyms : 

•  dead,

•  inactive,

•  inanimate,

•  lackadaisical,

•  languid,

•  languishing,

•  languorous,

•  leaden,

•  lifeless,

•  limp,

•  listless,

•  spiritless,

•  vapid