Examples of 'just snap' in a sentence
Meaning of "just snap"
just snap: an expression indicating that something can be done easily, quickly, or effortlessly
How to use "just snap" in a sentence
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just snap
These things just snap right off.
Just snap it if you give him slack.
Anything else just snap for a page.
Just snap off just this end.
Maybe they will just snap out of it.
I just snap their shots and move on.
And probably just snap your neck.
Just snap it into the upper guard.
You could just snap your fingers.
Just snap her neck like that.
Cause it will just snap that line.
They are often screwed together or just snap on.
I will just snap out the answers.
And the ice will just snap.
You do not just snap it back together.
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I had no idea he could just snap.
She can just snap her fingers.
I will grab him and just snap him.
Then just snap and do us all a favor.
You can not expect me to just snap out of it.
I do not just snap over something small.
Sometimes people with traumatic pasts just snap.
You do not just snap your fingers.
Just snap them together to create a floating floor.
I can not just snap my fingers.
Just snap your fingers and it will happen.
If you would just snap out of it.
But it looks like it is ready to just snap off.
You just snap your band.
It looks like you could just snap it in half.
You just snap a handful off like that.
You think you can just snap your fingers.
Just snap it back in there.
He does not just snap a photo.
Just snap his neck.
I will just snap one.
Just snap your fingers.
I do not just snap my fingers.
Just snap instead of laugh.
Real sad to see a woman just snap like that.
You just snap and bark.
I did not know you could just snap them open.
I can not just snap my fingers and make it appear.
Cops do not just snap.
I can not just snap my fingers and be ugly.
People with mental illness should just snap out of it.
You wanna just snap your fingers and.
They see something like that and they just snap.
It will just snap to a page not found error.
They will just snap.
