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“To snap at” in Japanese

Short answer
噛み付く kamitsuku かみつく

To snap at in Japanese is “噛み付く” (kamitsuku). Full meaning: to bite (at), to snap at; to snap at (someone), to flare up at, to jump down (someone's) throat.

Other ways to say “To snap at” in Japanese

食いつく kuitsuku to bite at, to snap at, to nibble; to jump at (e.g. an offer), to snap at, to get one's teeth into, to really get into; to hold on to, to cling to, to stick to 食らいつく kuraitsuku to bite at, to snap at, to nibble; to get one's teeth into (metaphorically), to get to grips with, to really get into 嚙付く kamitsuku to bite (at), to snap at; to snap at (someone), to flare up at, to jump down (someone's) throat 噛付く kamitsuku to bite (at), to snap at; to snap at (someone), to flare up at, to jump down (someone's) throat 嚙つく kamitsuku to bite (at), to snap at; to snap at (someone), to flare up at, to jump down (someone's) throat 咬みつく kamitsuku to bite (at), to snap at; to snap at (someone), to flare up at, to jump down (someone's) throat かみ付く kamitsuku to bite (at), to snap at; to snap at (someone), to flare up at, to jump down (someone's) throat 嚙みつく kamitsuku to bite (at), to snap at; to snap at (someone), to flare up at, to jump down (someone's) throat 噛みつく kamitsuku to bite (at), to snap at; to snap at (someone), to flare up at, to jump down (someone's) throat カミつく kamitsuku to bite (at), to snap at; to snap at (someone), to flare up at, to jump down (someone's) throat 嚙み付く kamitsuku to bite (at), to snap at; to snap at (someone), to flare up at, to jump down (someone's) throat

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