Snapchattable meaning: definition, etymology and quotations

Snapchattable

adj

Etymology From Snapchat + -able.

Worthy or able to be posted on the instant messaging app Snapchat.

Freed from the burden of procrastination, watching television becomes a snapchattable experience2015 November 24, Rhianna Schmunk, “Vancouver High School Uses Snapchat To Communicate With Teens”, in HuffPost, archived from the original on 25 Dec 2022:
Heart Attack Kids gigs are un-Snapchattable explosions of sound and energy.2016 May 6, Diyana Noory, “London Calling: Punk Duo Heart Attack Kids Are Storming Through Southern Ontario”, in Vice, archived from the original on 25 Jan 2021:

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The colorful, editorial-friendly, supremely Snapchattable bromance between actor Jared Leto and Gucci creative director Alessandro Michele may have sparked with last December’s announcement of Leto as the new face of Gucci Guilty fragrance, but if the duo’s shared hair-history is any indication, a creative partnership has long been written in the stars—or at least etched between the strands of their twinning lustrous waves.2016 September 20, Calin Van Paris, “When Jared Met Alessandro: How Two Twinning Heads of Hair Went Fashionably Viral”, in Vogue, archived from the original on 21 Apr 2017:
Dream fall activity: Apple picking, which just so happens to be the most Snapchattable fall activity. Fitting.2016 October 25, Grace Gavilanes, “7 New Couples That Are Already Giving Us All of the Fall Relationship Goals”, in People, archived from the original on 27 Oct 2016:
Don’t: Overdo it on snapchat / Everything might seem snapchattable but it’s probably not…2017, Leighton Campbell, Holly Ferguson, “Clubbing Etiquette: Spreading the gospel”, in Dircksey, number 6 (Scrapbook), page 19:
A vengeful ghost that kills you seven days after you see a video: upload that thing to YouTube or make it Snapchattable and you have a spree of teen murders and a fascinating plot.2017 February 20, Alex Ridley, “Rings (15)”, in The Courier, number 1345, page 27: