They even snip off the foliage of any other plants that have the nerve to encroach upon their acacia's personal space.
A snip at £4m, even though his wages are a little on the steep side – £100,000 a week – according to the West Ham co-owner David Gold.
As mini-burgers go, the Iberico pork and foie gras burger, with melted manchego and caramelised red onion, is a snip at £5.50, even after the removal of tedious lettuce (rocket would have been better).
The tool, which was first developed in 2003, has been heralded as one of the most important scientific breakthroughs in years and has the potential to reverse the effects of disease or even snip them out of the genome at the embryo stage.
You can even snip a scene into two pieces and delete one of them -- a way to rescue an otherwise valuable scene that ends with an embarrassing camera's-eye view of your unfortunate rendezvous with a low-hanging tree limb.
If you're in high-speed mode, you can shoot a video just like that, and even snip it in camera so your SD card isn't filled with 2 minutes of video covering the five seconds before the cat did that thing.
You can even snip this rose a little shorter and put it back in, if you wish, as it will be your focal point, and should be the lowest rose toward the vase.
Even when Rego is responding to an existing masterpiece, she does so as innocently and irreverently as a child, turning the beloved ikon on its head, even snipping off its fingers.
Indeed, for such a sensual film, Drive is striking for the chasteness of its central affair – Refn even snipped out a kiss early on for fear it would "ruin the poetry".
They've just released a new iOS app called SnipSnap that's meant to simplify the process of snipping, saving, and even sharing those money-saving scraps of paper.
