snarcastic
snarky and sarcastic at the same time.
god, you are so snarcastic today, whats worng?
2 more definitions
1. adv. both snarky and sarcastic in one’s demeanor or behavior.
2. adj. the state of being both snarky and sarcastic
gabe is being snarcastic today.
that reply was snarcastic.
a little bit snarky, a little bit sacastic…sarcasm with a hint of snarky.
read this email, does it sound snarcastic?
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