ˈsnaply,a.Sc. (and Ir.). rare. [Cf. snap a.] Sharply, smartly, quickly. In Cursor M. 18228 the Gött. MS. has snapli, but the correct reading is no doubt snarpli as in the Cott. MS. 1768Ross Helenore 43 They shot him in before In a dark hole, an' snaply lock'd the door.1880in Antrim & Down Gloss. 94.