Reply to "Happy New Year"

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Don’t forget, Mike, snip can also mean “a saucy or impertinent girl”, which would bring an entirely new meaning to things.

Say Aussie, with this being the start of a New Year, any chance of seeing wedding pictures in my near future?

I’d tell you what I did for New Years, but I’m afraid it would put people to sleep – it did me.

P.S. I found this in an etymology link:
Snippy is 1727 with the meaning "parsimonious;" the sense of "fault-finding, sharp" is first recorded 1848.
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?search=snip&searchmode=none

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