snacky |
snacker |
As an adjective snacky
is of food, suitable as a snack.
As a noun snacker is
someone who eats snacks.
spacky |
snacky |
As adjectives the difference between spacky and snacky
is that
spacky is clumsy or foolish; mentally or physically inept while
snacky is of food, suitable as a snack.
As a noun spacky
is a clumsy, foolish, or mentally deficient person.
snaky |
snacky |
As adjectives the difference between snaky and snacky
is that
snaky is resembling or relating to snakes while
snacky is of food, suitable as a snack.
snacky |
knacky |
As adjectives the difference between snacky and knacky
is that
snacky is of food, suitable as a snack while
knacky is having a knack; cunning; crafty.
snacky |
snacks |
As an adjective snacky
is of food, suitable as a snack.
As a noun snacks is
plural of lang=en.
As a verb snacks is
third-person singular of snack.
shacky |
snacky |
As adjectives the difference between shacky and snacky
is that
shacky is run-down, like a shack while
snacky is of food, suitable as a snack.
snacky |
snarky |
As adjectives the difference between snacky and snarky
is that
snacky is of food, suitable as a snack while
snarky is snide and sarcastic; usually out of irritation, often humorously.