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“There are more than 20 images in all, showing the ol' Canucklehead kicking and "snikt"-ing his way through various types of enemies and yet another helicopter.”
“And it is difficult to convey the joy of seeing big-budget film adaptations of the comics you grew up reading, so faithful to the source material that they even get the sounds exactly right (the 'snikt' of Wolverine's claws and the 'bamf' of Nightcrawler's teleportation in the X-Men movies, for example).”
“Of course if he decides go "snikt" to any or all of the stars of those shows, we're more than cool with that too, bub.”
“Does "snikt" lose its power without the accompanying images?”
“In the end you remember how really great it is and that you're complaining because you've got history and that's a good thing. snikt.”
“Wish the claw sound FX would've been less Disney-sword-draw and more snikt, though.”
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“This movie needed Sniktbub to do a lot more snikt in the bubs.”
“Meanwhile, some big news is that David has been asked to get snikt-snikt-bub on with some additional issues of Wolverine: First Class.”
“I pressed the button again, and the canopy collapsed with a satisfactory snikt, but the umbrella did not fully retract.”
“I can't seem to make a goddamn appointment with my hairdresser, and despite the Logan look, I can't snikt it off.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘snikt’.
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onomatopoeias (1 syllable)
1 syllable words that mean what they sound like.
(dictionaried or un-dictionaried words | onomatopoeic in nature)
onomatopoeias (2 syllable) | onomatopoeias (3+ syllables)
gush, buzz, pop, woof, boo, bam, bang, bash, bump, clang, clap, click and 102 more...
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sound (loud)
words for loud sounds
( open list, descriptive, randomness )
also see:
http://www.wordnik.com/lists/onomatopo...crash, thud, bump, thump, boom, smash, explode, roar, scream, screech, short, yell and 168 more...
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skrIKEA
I'm nöt a fan of IKEA the cömpäny or störe, but måny of their prödüct names make me giggle.
I started this off with reål prödüct names, but feel free to make them üp.grimstad, aneboda, ektorp, grankulla, lykesele, lenda, anno amorf, strib, slätthult, gunghult, flört, snille and 130 more...
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Onomatopoeia
A collection of soundwords
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Learned (or Encountered) in Reading
I have a list for words learned from Newsweek; here's where I keep all the stuff from other shit I read.
Except when I'm looking stuff up and find new words that way. Those go on their...cellie, laminectomy, mridangam, terroir, hypospadias, crus, corpora cavernosa, crura, uretheral meatus, bartholin's gland, coloquintida, colopexy and 921 more...
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Speech Bubble
Words from Cartoons, Comics, and Kid Stuffs
zim, squee, irken, squeedily spooch, dib, gir, gaz, dinosaucers, mxyzptlk, wuzzle, snuffleupagus, duckman and 124 more...
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Mayne's Words
hallux, pressgang, aglet, beaze, zob, xertz, adfenestrate, defenestrate, bafflegab, frowzy, weltschmerz, accismus and 43 more...
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Fan-O-Rama
Words and things associated with various fandoms. Words that amuse me in these fandoms. Words from online fandoms.
tardis, metropolis, gotham, squee, fanfic, slash, doctor, prancy, bat boy, flash, wonder woman, snark and 35 more...
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Onomatopoeia
Words that imitate sounds.
bam, bamf, bang, boom, snikt, ping, plink, plonk, boing, whoosh, kaboom, crash and 68 more...
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redloki's Words
shenanigans, alphanumeric, pneumonoultramicr..., banana, bamf, snikt, prestidigitation, defenestration, quixotic, indubitably, sasquatch, bigfoot and 80 more...
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4 Color World
Comics!
comic, comic book, comic strip, graphic novel, comix, manga, manhua, manhwa, bande dessinée, panel, gutter, writer and 49 more...
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Fanglord Snikt is the sound made by the comic book character Wolverine's claws when he extends them. The spelling is correct because they have to spell it out in comic books.
Antonym: snakt Jun 8, 2009
chained_bear "Snikt! To you, that may not sound like much, but for the past 35 years that's been the sound of Wolverine's adamantium claws popping out of his fists. If you don't know who Wolverine is, or that adamantium is the strongest metal in comics, I advise you to step away from this article right now."
—Grady Hendrix, "I Heart Wolverine: How a ridiculous Canadian mutant conquered the world," Slate.com, 4/30/09 Apr 30, 2009
andrew.simone nice
Dec 7, 2006