snaper
/ˈsnæpər/Definitions
1. noun
A sudden, sharp noise, typically made by a fish breaking the surface of the water when hooked.
“The angler’s line suddenly snapped, and the snapper jumped out of the water.”
2. noun
A type of fish, especially any of various species of snappers that are valued as food.
“The seafood restaurant served a variety of fish, including snapper and grouper.”
3. verb
To make a sudden, sharp noise, typically by breaking or bursting.
“The twig snapped underfoot, startling the hiker.”
4. verb
To catch or hook a fish, especially a snapper.
“The fisherman snapper a large snapper in the Gulf of Mexico.”