sneap

Shakespearean Definition:

Noun - a rebuke, a snub

Frequency: 1

Here are all of the speeches where sneap shows up across the corpus:

Henry IV, Part 2

My lord , I will not undergo this sneap without
reply . You call honorable boldness impudent
sauciness . If a man will make curtsy and say
nothing , he is virtuous . No , my lord , my humble
duty remembered , I will not be your suitor . I say to
you , I do desire deliverance from these officers ,
being upon hasty employment in the King’s affairs .