Modifies a noun

• remark: An opposing player makes a snide remark of " Chicken " to the goalkeeper who then strikes the opposing player.

• comment: In Europe he would probably pass snide comments or call on the government to tax him out of business.

• reference: The author may even have fallen out with the group and inserted snide references about them in his or her other works.

• way: It's just the way they look at you in a snide way.

• piece: The only publicity that produced was a snide diary piece in The Telegraph under the headline " Cobblers to the Commons " .

• avery: Study in the diverse group of in snider avery American Savings Life Insurance Company v. Income of those unfamiliar with direct channels.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: There was also some rather snide comment about podcast bandwagon-jumping.