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The smallest possible cut, doing the smallest possible work, with the loudest possible confidence.
means To cut something quickly with short strokes of scissors or shears, often a tiny piece.
from From Dutch and Low German snippen, an echoic word imitating the crisp click of blades meeting.
Sound firstThe word mimics the noise scissors make.
British slangA snip means a bargain, cheap as a clip.
Medical senseCasual nickname for vasectomy surgery.