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Sn symbol of the chemical element tin.
snack a light, informal meal, usu. eaten between meals. [3 definitions]
snail any of various aquatic or land mollusks that have a spiral shell and a wide, muscular foot which propels them slowly. [2 definitions]
snake any of a number of long, narrow reptiles having scales but no limbs. [6 definitions]
snakebite the bite of a snake, esp. a venomous one, or the effects it produces.
snap to break suddenly with a cracking noise. [21 definitions]
snapdragon a garden plant that is cultivated for its decorative, colorful spikes of flowers.
snapshot a photograph taken with a small ordinary camera.
snare1 a trap, usu. consisting of a noose, for catching small animals and birds. [4 definitions]
snare2 any of the adjustable strings or wires that are stretched over the bottom skin of a snare drum.
snare drum a small double-headed drum fitted with snares, or wires, stretched across the lower head that make a rattling or reverberating sound.
snarl1 of a dog or other animal, to growl in a threatening or vicious way, esp. with bared teeth. [5 definitions]
snarl2 a tangle or mat, esp. of hair, thread, fishing line, or the like. [5 definitions]
snatch to seize or try to seize something, esp. with a quick or sudden movement (usu. fol. by at). [7 definitions]
sneak to move quietly and stealthily. [4 definitions]
sneaker a cloth or leather sports shoe with a sole made of rubber or similar material.
sneer to smile or move one's mouth in a scornful way, esp. by curling the upper lip. [5 definitions]
sneeze to release a sudden, involuntary burst of air through the mouth and nose, often because of a nasal irritation. [2 definitions]
snicker to laugh in a sly, partly suppressed way. [3 definitions]
sniff to take in short, audible breaths of air through the nose. [7 definitions]
sniffle to sniff continually, usu. to relieve congestion caused by a cold or by weeping. [3 definitions]