snapsoff
verbUK /ˈsnæps ɒf/
US /ˈsnæps ɔf/
To break something quickly with a sharp sound.
He snaps off a piece of chocolate for his sister.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To say something in a short, angry way.
She snaps off a reply before walking away.
3. To turn off a device with a quick click.
He snaps off the radio when the song ends.
4. To take a quick photo and remove it.
The photographer snaps off a few shots of the crowd.
5. To end a connection or relationship suddenly.
They snapped off talks after one meeting.