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To snap off

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To break suddenly
To bite off suddenly.

See also: Snap Snap



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3 CDTi, door mirrors have been known to snap off relatively easily and check for signs that the hood seal over the windscreen is sound.
He said another new method targeting the same kind of doors uses a device to snap off the cylinder lock.
A GANG of crooks are targeting sheds and outhouses in Wallasey They use boltcut-ters to snap off padlocks or force doors open before taking anything they can carry.
 
 
 
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