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A common phrase in the early twentieth century meaning someone who is all over the place whether literally traveling or whose mind is scattered. (See P.G. Wodehouse and Dorothy L. Sayers works.) The saying comes from the bird of the same name which is a wading bird with a drumming display flight. The phrase “like a snipe” evolved over the next 100 years to mean any number of things that are sneaky i.e. long-range sharp shooters and/or girls on the make, or anyone who takes advantage of others in a either a mean or sneaky way.
Example: “You were dodging all over the States like a snipe and we couldn’t get at you.”—Bertie Wooster.
a black man ejaculatin at something more than 20 meters away
"did you hear that john got gorrila sniped the other day"
A term used when an AI in a video game barrels through towards the player knowing it's their winning condition of the game, completely ignoring opposing AI characters that are right in front of them.
The enemy shadow in Persona 3 player sniped the protagonist to game over the game
It is a term used for if either player getting sniped by another player, a player sniping an enemy or when in a video game an AI having high priorities towards the player to ensure a game over.
This boss fight is so difficult because of the fact the boss will player snipes the protagonist of the game so often completely ignoring the party members most of the time.
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The only way to proceed against this difficult level is for the player snipe the enemy since the friendly AI is not too good of a shot
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This multiplayer match is really hard because the players are players sniping people while they're in the middle dealing with AI that are difficult to take down alone.
the act of stealing a friend or other players kill in a video game
That fucker is sniping a kill what an asshole
Cherry sniping is the act of picking out a small section of an opponent's argument in a debate and focusing all attention on that specific argument in the response while discarding the rest.
The purpose of this is to shift the subject into a more easily-defendable position and deflect valid points made by the opponent.
Most commonly this occurs in cycles, with one participant's responses being asinine one-liners while the other's are educated and well-sourced, albeit lengthy.
If you're just going to keep wasting my time by cherry sniping, then why am I still here?