IPA: /ˈsnætʃi/
KK: /snæʧi/
Describing something that happens in short, quick bursts rather than continuously.
The snatchy conversation made it hard to follow the main topic.
Comparative: snatchier
Superlative: snatchiest
The word 'snatchy' is derived from 'snatch' (from Middle English 'snacchen', meaning to seize or grab) and the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by). Thus, 'snatchy' describes something characterized by the act of seizing or grabbing quickly.
Think of the word 'snatch' which means to grab quickly, and remember that 'snatchy' describes something that is characterized by that quick grabbing action.