snap

1 :  an abrupt closing (as of the mouth in biting or of scissors in cutting)

2a archaic :  a share of profits or bootyb :  something that brings quick and easy profit or advantagec :  something that is easy and presents no problems :  cinch

3 :  a small amount :  bit

4a :  an act or instance of seizing abruptly :  a sudden snatching at somethingb :  a quick short movement lithe snaps of its body — Barbara Taylorc :  a sudden sharp breaking

5a :  a sound made by snapping something shut the book with a snapb :  a brief sharp and usually irritable speech or retort

6 :  a sudden spell of weather a cold snap

7 :  a catch or fastening that closes or locks with a click the snap of a bracelet

8 :  a flat brittle cookie — compare gingersnap

1 :  to break or break apart suddenly and often with a cracking noise The branch snapped.

2 :  to grasp or grasp at something suddenly with the mouth or teeth

3 :  to speak or utter sharply or irritably “You keep quiet!” snapped Beezus. — Beverly Cleary, Henry Huggins

4 :  to make or cause to make a sharp or crackling sound snap a whip

5 :  to close or fit in place with a quick movement The lid snapped shut.

6 :  to put into or remove from a position suddenly or with a cracking sound She snapped on the light.

7 :  to act or be acted on with energy The soldier snapped to attention.

8 :  to grasp at something eagerly I snapped at the chance.