sneck - The meaning of SNECK is latch cairan rl Sneck MerriamWebstercom Dictionary MerriamWebster httpswwwmerriamwebstercomdictionarysneckAccessed 2 Jan 2025 Sneck definition See examples of SNECK used in a sentence sneck is a word with different meanings in English and Scots In English it can mean a latch a cut or a nose In Scots it can mean to click with a computer mouse SNECK Definition Meaning Dictionarycom The earliest known use of the noun sneck is in the 1850s OEDs earliest evidence for sneck is from 1851 in the writing of Mayne Reid novelist and childrens writer sneck is an imitative or expressive formation Sneck is an AClass hero and a martial artist who uses a snakethemed fighting style He is introduced in the webcomic and manga as a rival of Saitama and later faces Suiryu in the Super Fight tournament sneck n¹ meanings etymology and more Oxford English Dictionary Sneck Definition Meaning MerriamWebster sneck v¹ meanings etymology and more Oxford English Dictionary sneck n³ meanings etymology and more Oxford English Dictionary Sneck is a noun used in northern English regional dialect and Scottish English with six meanings such as a neck or a throat Learn how to pronounce sneck see its earliest known use plasenta akreta and browse nearby entries in OED Sneck definition of sneck by The Free Dictionary sneck To snatch n sneck A snap a click n sneck The latch or catch of a door or lid n sneck A piece of land jutting into an adjoining field or intersecting it sneck To latch or shut a door or lid sneck A Scotch form of snick Sneck Definition Meaning Usage FineDictionarycom Sneck is a word used in British and American English for a small stone or a door latch Learn how to pronounce spell and use sneck in different contexts with examples and synonyms sneck Wiktionary the free dictionary Sneck is a noun or verb that means a small stone in a wall or a latch or catch of a door It is a dialect word used mainly in Scotland and Northern England SNECK definition and meaning Collins English Dictionary The earliest known use of the verb sneck is in the Middle English period 11501500 OEDs earliest evidence for sneck is from around 1440 in Promptorium Parvulorum It is also recorded as a noun from the Middle English period 11501500 sneck is formed within English by conversion Sneck mushaf alquran OnePunch Man Wiki Fandom
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