snapped
v.v. to break suddenly with a sharp sound. It can also mean to lose your patience and start shouting because you are stressed.
v. to break suddenly and completely, typically with a sharp cracking sound; to lose self-control or patience under psychological pressure.
The dry branch snapped when I stepped on it.
After working sixteen hours without a break, the manager finally snapped at his assistant over a small mistake.
The tension in the cable increased until the steel fibers snapped, sending the heavy equipment crashing to the warehouse floor.
Can be used intransitively to describe a break, or transitively when an object is broken. When describing a loss of temper, it often takes the preposition 'at' followed by a person.
He snapped with meHe snapped at meWhen the verb means to lose one's temper and speak sharply, it takes the preposition 'at' rather than 'with'.