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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a snap on" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to refer to something that can be easily attached or secured, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "I need a snap on cover for my phone to protect it from damage."
Alternatives: "a quick attachment" or "a snap-on feature".
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The momager, who is often accused of dressing like her daughters, shared a snap on Instagram Monday of Kim in one of her gowns, for a change.
At home, his punts have averaged 42.4 yards, and he had one blocked for a safety and fumbled a snap on another.
Kaling teased what one of these possible stories could be with a snap on her Instagram on September 2. "Dissent in the photobooth, a cause for any couples breakup #TheMindyProject," she captioned the photo.
"But Coach Garrett didn't take a snap on the field.
I take a snap on my mobile phone and post it on Twitter.
He fumbled a snap on the Giants' second possession, but recovered the ball.
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The Deflector is advertised as a "snap-on, snap off" design.
A model that comes with a snap-on plastic lid simplifies food transport.
She came up with the idea of a snap-on screw to repair eyeglasses when the earpieces come off.
Palm has already said it plans to sell a snap-on attachment to allow users to make phone calls.
The chair comes with a snap-on wool slipcover in gold, gray, red or off-white wool.
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