Snapshot is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SNAPSHOT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to photograph informally and quickly
NOUN:
• an informal photograph taken quickly, typically with a small handheld camera
• a brief look or summary
• a record of the contents of a storage location or data file at a given time
• a shot in soccer or hockey taken quickly with little backlift
• an informal photograph; usually made with a small hand-held camera
• informal photograph

Words related to SNAPSHOT

snapshooter16 snapshooters17 snapshooting18 snapshots14 snapshotted17 snapshotting18

Words that contain SNAPSHOT

snapshots14 snapshotted17 snapshotting18

How to use SNAPSHOT in a sentence

• No? Ah, well! Here is a snapshot I managed to get of her once.
• I am afraid most of these contortions are the product of the snapshot camera.
• The enlarged snapshot portrayed him sitting astride a turret gun.
• This is a mere snap-shot which remained in my memory, and made me ask myself afterwards how I could have been so slow of understanding.
• Snapshot pictures seem to fill such an important place in our outdoor life that no vacation or excursion trip seems to be complete unless some one takes along a camera.
• Real photography is quite different from snapshot work.
• It is well for a beginner in photography to start with a simple snapshot camera.
• The snapshot photographer should never take a picture unless he really wants it and unless he is pretty certain of making a picture.
• We should not consider the snapshot expert who merely presses the button as a real photographer, even though he obtains fine pictures.
• The modern snapshot camera even of small size has great possibilities.
• Some cameras are provided with a small view finder for snapshot work, and this may often be used to get a general idea of what the picture will be.
• So strong is the dramatic effect conveyed by these pictures that the figures seem actually taken unaware in the very act of performance, as by a snapshot in modern photography.
• They sent me a snap-shot of the event, but it is not very good.
• When one arrives in a country, extreme snap-shot impressions readily flare forth in the mind.
• I failed in the attempt to make of my subject a snapshot that was not a grotesque.
• I whipped round and let drive a snap-shot that tipped him head over heels, breaking his back within two inches of the root of the tail, and there he lay helpless but glaring.
• Without a sight, almost without aim, I fired, as one would fire a snap-shot at a snipe.
• The snapshot of the border full of Canterbury bells makes me able to picture you.
• We wanted a snap-shot, and it was a snap-shot we got.
• You remember I asked you to let me have that snapshot of him that you said was so characteristic and I sent it to London to a woman I know who does miniatures well.
• But, anyway, I secured a cracking good snapshot of that burning bridge.
• My purpose has been, not to take a snap-shot photograph, but to paint a picture of the past.
• Paul Shaw slipped the snap-shot and letter back into their envelope.
• He hated to say so, but he wished Hilary would not put that particular snap-shot in.
• There was a snapshot of the Parish House people upon her mantel, and she nodded to it, gravely, before she once more plunged the room into darkness.
• If his first picture of her had been brief, his second one was practically a snap-shot, because at sight of him, she flashed to her feet.

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