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snide

UK
/snaɪd/
US
/snaɪd/

Translations

snideadjective
snider
Comp.
snidest
Super.
UK
/snaɪd/
US
/snaɪd/
contrefaitAu sens de « faux », « de mauvaise qualité », surtout pour des objets ou des marchandises.
Street vendors were peddling snide watches that stopped working after a week.
Des vendeurs de rue écoulaient des montres contrefaites qui cessaient de fonctionner après une semaine.
moqueurSe dit d’une remarque ou d’une attitude qui ridiculise ou dénigre de façon indirecte.
She made a snide remark about his lack of experience.
Elle a fait une remarque moqueuse sur son manque d’expérience.
Synonyms
insulting
disparaging
scornful
mocking
derisive
sardonic
sarcastic
Antonyms
sincere
kind
genuine
snidenoun
snides
pl
UK
/snaɪd/
US
/snaɪd/
British informal, usually uncountable: counterfeit or inferior goods, especially coins or jewelry.
contrefaçonSe dit de marchandises fausses ou de qualité inférieure, notamment en contexte commercial ou policier.
The police seized a stash of snide that was intended for the holiday market.
La police a saisi une réserve de contrefaçons destinée au marché des fêtes.

Definitions

snideadjective
Derogatory or mocking in an indirect way.
She made a snide remark about his lack of experience.
Counterfeit, inferior, or of poor quality.
Street vendors were peddling snide watches that stopped working after a week.
snidenoun
Counterfeit or inferior goods, especially fake coins or jewelry.
The police seized a stash of snide that was intended for the holiday market.
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