How to spell SNABBED correctly?
If you come across the misspelling "snabbed", there are a few correct alternatives to consider. The correct word might be "stabbed", meaning to pierce or injure with a sharp object. Another possibility is "snagged", referring to getting caught on something. Always proofread to ensure accuracy!
List of suggestions on how to spell snabbed correctly
- Nabbed The thief was nabbed by the police just moments after committing the robbery.
- Scabbed His knee was still scabbed over from the accident he had two weeks ago.
- Shabbed
- Slabbed The concrete was slabbed and left to dry overnight.
- Snubbed Despite her talent and hard work, she felt snubbed by the judges who gave the award to her competitor.
- Stabbed The woman was taken to the hospital after being stabbed in the chest.
- Swabbed The nurse swabbed the inside of the patient's cheek to collect a DNA sample.
