'snapping'
[snap.v.01] as in: utter in an angry, sharp, or abrupt tone


Examples:
The sales clerk snapped a reply at the angry customer
The guard snarled at us



'snapping'
[tear.v.01] as in: separate or cause to separate abruptly


Examples:
The rope snapped
tear the paper



'snapping'
[snap.v.03] as in: break suddenly and abruptly, as under tension


Examples:
The pipe snapped



'snapping'
[snap.v.04] as in: move or strike with a noise


Examples:
he clicked on the light
his arm was snapped forward



'snapping'
[snap.v.05] as in: close with a snapping motion


Examples:
The lock snapped shut



'snapping'
[snap.v.06] as in: make a sharp sound


Examples:
his fingers snapped



'snapping'
[snap.v.07] as in: move with a snapping sound


Examples:
bullets snapped past us



'snapping'
[snatch.v.01] as in: to grasp hastily or eagerly


Examples:
Before I could stop him the dog snatched the ham bone



'snapping'
[snap.v.09] as in: put in play with a snap


Examples:
snap a football



'snapping'
[snap.v.10] as in: cause to make a snapping sound


Examples:
snap your fingers



'snapping'
[break_down.v.03] as in: lose control of one's emotions


Examples:
When she heard that she had not passed the exam, she lost it completely
When her baby died, she snapped



'snapping'
[snap.v.12] as in: bring the jaws together


Examples:
he snapped indignantly


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'snapping'
[photograph.v.01] as in: record on photographic film


Examples:
I photographed the scene of the accident
She snapped a picture of the President



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