Snipe

[Sarah]

Any one of numerous species of limicoline game birds of thefamily Scolopacidæ, having a long, slender, nearly straight beak.

[Sarah]

To bid on an [eBay] auction minutes before it ends, hoping that others will not be able to place a higher bid in time.

[Sarah]

Navy slang for crewmen who work below decks especially in the engine room.

[Sarah]

An imaginary creature created to fool gullable people. Lots of times this prank is pulled on camp outs and is said you go on snipe hunts.

[Sarah]

1. to shoot something with great accuracy
2. to score a difficult point in a game/sport

[Sarah]

a smaller version of the woodcock often found in marshy areas that is notoriously difficult to shoot

[Sarah]

To take a picture of an unsuspecting individual. Oftentimes pictures of funny-looking strangers.

[Sarah]

verb: To have a one night stand with. Also known as a one hitter quitter.

[Greta]

A half burned, but still good extinguished cigarette, found in an ash tray or on the ground.

[Merna]

Snipe is an all purpose word:
1)n. Of or pertaining to something that was attained in crutial timing or just an overal good thing.
2)v. The most common use. The process of attaining something in crutial timing. Specifically, it can refer to hooking up with someone.

[Lanell]

A wading bird of marshes and wet meadows, with brown camouflaged plumage, a long straight bill, and typically a drumming display flight.