Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Snarky"

A: Almost like a “disrespectful troublemaker”

A: snide or sarcastic

A: rude/sarcastic comments

A: It's like cranky.

A: someone who is grumpy and makes rude comments.

A: He gave a snarky answer and looked angry.

A: snarky = making fun of people in a sarcastic or humorous way
mean = abusive, cruel, causing someone pain

All snarky comments are mean, but not all mean comments are snarky.

For example, imagine you saw a person wearing strange clothing.

A snarky comment would be "I didn't know you were training to become a clown" or "Did you accidentally put on your grandma's clothes today?" They are both mean jokes at the other person's expense.

However, "You're ugly" or "Those clothes look stupid" are mean, but not snarky. They are not jokes, just direct abuse.

A: 同じです。They have the same meaning but "snarky" is a very informal word similar to slang. I haven't heard "snarky" used often and I would also advise against using it often.

A: It's similar to "rude" but I've only ever used "snarky" to describe a comment. For example if someone said "look at her, she looks like a tramp" that would be a snarky comment. It means rude/uncalled for/mean.

A: Snarky = sarcastic, cranky

A: Hmm yes, with that meaning it'd be a synonym with snappy, since snarky is either used for someone sarcastic or someone quick to anger, same as snappy for that last one.

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