snap·py 
/ˈsnæpi/ adjective
snap·pi·er; snap·pi·est /ˈsnæpi/ adjective [also more snappy; most snappy] informal 1 a : exciting or lively
▪ snappy colors ▪ a snappy tune
b : moving or able to move quickly
▪ a snappy pace ▪ a car with a snappy engine 2 : fashionable or stylish
▪ a snappy [=sharp] dresser ▪ a snappy [=snazzy] bow tie 3 : clever and funny
▪ a snappy [=witty] joke/remark ▪ The show is well-acted, and the dialogue is snappy. 4 : feeling or showing irritation : snappish
▪ He got pretty snappy about it. ▪ She was awfully snappy with me.
▪ snappy colors ▪ a snappy tune
b : moving or able to move quickly
▪ a snappy pace ▪ a car with a snappy engine
▪ a snappy [=sharp] dresser ▪ a snappy [=snazzy] bow tie
▪ a snappy [=witty] joke/remark ▪ The show is well-acted, and the dialogue is snappy.
▪ He got pretty snappy about it. ▪ She was awfully snappy with me.
make it snappy or Brit look snappy
informal : to act, move, or go quickly : hurry up
▪ Clean your room, and make it snappy! [=do it quickly]
▪ Clean your room, and make it snappy! [=do it quickly]
— snap·pi·ly /ˈsnæpəli/ adverb
▪ snappily written essays ▪ snappily dressed
/ˈsnæpəli/ adverb ▪ snappily written essays ▪ snappily dressed
