snipe at



snipe at someone or something

 
1. Lit. to fire a weapon at someone or something from a concealed position. Someone with a rifle sniped at the troops as they went through the jungle. A rifleman was busy sniping at the platoon.
2. Fig. to make petty complaints attacking someone or something. Stop sniping at me and everything I do. Ken is always sniping at my reports.
See also: snipe

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
DearbhÁIl-Irish
BiancaBYAHN-kah (Romanian)Italian, Romanian
Hypatia-Ancient Greek
SuzieSOO-zeeEnglish
PippaPIP-əEnglish
Ladislav-Czech, Slovak, Slovene, Croatian