Verb:

কামড়াতে যাওয়া,

snap at's Usage Examples:

participate in the 1943 VFL Grand Final and in the dying seconds had a snap at goal which could have secured a draw, only to have the ball touched on.

of the west coast of northern Scotland like a lobster's claw ready to snap at the fish bone of Harris and Lewis", which would make Duirinish one of the.

Ohio State was driving again with 6 minutes left, when Belisari fumbled a snap at South Carolina's 23-yard line.

The boat consequently sinks under the lion's weight, and the alligators snap at the lion.

people punch cushions when they are angry at friends; a college student may snap at his or her roommate when upset about an exam grade.

related to lifting the snout out of the water to breath [sic?] air or to snap at prey items.

frozen in, on Great Slave Lake, for over a week, due to a sudden cold snap at the beginning of the shipping season in 1958.

"Jeff Saturday, Peyton Manning share snap at Pro Bowl".

Jesse overhears and attempts to deny it, leading Beca to snap at them both and quit the Bellas.

bared and unusually straight, creating the impression that Katz might snap at passers-by.

The frog will locate the fruit and simply snap at it, swallowing it whole.

scoring opportunity when Cardinal punter Paul Stonehouse fumbled a low snap at the Stanford 18 yard line.

They harp and snap at each other so much, though, that Stark has the impression that the two.

Synonyms:

bite off; seize with teeth; bite;

Antonyms:

addition; failure;