What's the difference between "Make it snappy" and 'Make it fast'?
"Two BLT's with extra cheese coming right up."
"Make it snappy cause I'm late, alright?"
"well I'm sorry sir, just trying to get the order right."
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No difference : 'snappy' means quick, fast
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The meaning is the same for "make it snappy" and "make it fast".
However, "make it snappy" sounds much more natural in your example sentence. I wouldn't expect a native speaker to say "make it fast". Other ways to say "make it snapy" are "hurry up" and "get a move on."
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