sned
/snɛd
/verb [with object] Scottish & Northern English
Trim or prune (something): he was snedding a sycamore tree he had just felled...
- He hated pulling and snedding turnips.
- I saw him snedding neeps.
- With patient snedding, many of the trees could have been brought back.
Origin
Old English snǽdan.
- Benn, Tony
- benny
- Benny, Jack
- be no bad thing
- be no friend of (or to)
- be no joke
- benomyl
- be none of one's business
- be none (or not any) the wiser
- be none the wiser
- Benoni
- be no oil painting
- be no (or nobody's) fool
- be no picnic
- be no respecter of persons
- be not about to do something
- be not getting (or growing) any younger
- be not having any (of it)
- be nothing to do with
- be nothing to write home about
- be not long for this world
- be not to know
- be not worth a cracker
- be not worth a crumpet
- be not worth the paper it is written on