the.com/snippet
A sentence that got famous for being out of context, forever.
means A small, brief extract or fragment, especially of text, speech, or music, pulled out of its larger surroundings.
from Snippet comes from 'snip,' the sound-word for a quick, small cut — itself borrowed from Dutch or German 'snippen,' meaning to snip or clip — with the diminutive suffix '-et' tacked on to mean 'a little snip.' So a snippet is literally a tiny clipping, the linguistic equivalent of a scrap left on the cutting-room floor, which is exactly why it so often turns up stripped of everything that once gave it meaning.
- origin
- from snip, literally a small cut
- seo trap
- google steals your answer, keeps the click
- code use
- reusable chunk you paste and pray works
- news use
- the headline's smaller, sneakier cousin