snarked
Made snide remarks
Snarked is the past tense of snark, meaning to make snide, sarcastic, or cutting remarks: She snarked about his outfit all evening.
The verb comes from the noun snark—a blend of snide and remark—describing commentary that's clever but mean-spirited.
He snarked back at the critic on social media.
Brief, clever remark
- wisecrackFlippant clever remark
- retortQuick, cutting reply
- comebackRecovery after decline
- reparteeQuick, clever conversation
zinger · one-liner · jab · crack · riposte · gibe · clever · sly
quip
Brief, clever remark
repartee · zinger · one-liner · jab · crack · riposte · gibe · clever · sly · dry
taunt
Insulting provocation
ridicule · sneer · belittle · disparage · denigrate · insult · scorn · contempt · disdain · jibe
acerbic
Sharp and biting
- bitingHarshly critical or cold
- causticChemically burning; bitterly mocking
- cuttingDividing via sharp edge
sardonic · scathing · searing · stinging · venomous · tart · sharp · snide · nasty · mean-spirited
snarkedcomplimented
Offered kind remarks
encouraged · praised · supported · cheered · applauded