A person, device, or tool designed to prevent or counter something that snaps, such as a restraint against a biting or snapping animal.
Formed from 'anti-' (against) and 'snapper,' from the verb 'snap' meaning to bite or close suddenly, plus the agent suffix '-er.' This is a practical word used primarily in animal handling.
Dog trainers and animal handlers actually use the concept of antisnapper devices—like muzzles and protective gear—which shows how practical vocabulary emerges from real occupational needs rather than being invented by dictionaries.
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