The word "snipped" is correct and used in written English.
Typically, it is used in the past tense to refer to a quick, precise cut. For example, "She snipped the thread with a pair of scissors."
Bluuuuue!" And it was the blue one too: Rayo published a photo of the floodlight cable box with a big arrow pointing to a thick, blue cable, snipped in two.
Suddenly, "Godzilla", "Transformers: Age Of Extinction" and the rest of this year's multiplex-friendly orgies of destruction look even sillier than they did already.If you were nit-picking, you might say that ten minutes could have snipped from the last act, but the only significant flaw in Reeves's furry Shakespearean tragedy is its title.
Some 1.7m a year of them are now having their foreskins snipped off in 14 countries looked at by UNAIDS.
Champagne flowed as the chief executives from head office snipped ribbons to open the glitzy new outposts.
For Myriad's patents are not on the genes as they exist in the human body, but on isolated, modified versions that have been snipped from the genome and chemically altered to make them useful in a laboratory.
Rather, they cover isolated forms of the genes, which have been identified, snipped from the genome and chemically modified to make them analysable in a laboratory.
Red tape constraining trade in services, international investment and public procurement has been snipped away.
Better still, it is usually disease free, even in patients who have vascular disease elsewhere in their bodies.In this section Trouble in nanoland No more denial Down the tubes Modest mouse ReprintsDr Vito believes that this artery would happily yield to being stretched, snipped and rejoined several times over.
SOLDIERS jostled camera crews, doctors beamed and the deputy defence minister snipped a red ribbon to open South Africa's first clinic for soldiers with HIV.
But on the very day of the information minister's dismissal, the state television monopoly he long controlled snipped his name from the production credits.The new prime minister, Ahmed Nazif, was the previous cabinet's youngest member.
The IMF, World Bank and OECD snipped their projections for economic growth next year.A change is gonna comeEvents in the markets helped propel Barack Obama to a big win in America's presidential election.
