snathe

t. [A.S. snídhan; Icel. sneitha; Goth. sneithan; Ger. schneiden.] To lop, to prune. snat-tock, s. [Eng. snath; dim. suff. -ock.] A chip, a slice. ( Prov.) "Snattocks of that very cro ; of cedar some, some of juniper."-Gayton: On Don Quixote, p. 275. snaw, s. [Sxow.] ( Scotch.) pine, pit, sire, sir, marine; gō, pot,