snicker

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishsnickersnick‧er /ˈsnɪkə $ -ər/ verb [intransitive] American EnglishLAUGH to laugh quietly and in a way that is not nice at something which is not supposed to be funny SYN snigger British Englishsnicker at The other students snickered at Steve. —snicker noun [countable] a barely hidden snicker→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpussnicker• One of the other caddies snickered.• Over the shouts of the soldiers, we filed out, snickering.• Everyone around Tony snickered, and Miss McFawn looked at him.• Then he snickered and walked away.• Most of the boys and girls snicker at the topic.• Lufkin looked pleased at the snickering audience.• He knew they snickered behind his back, but he believed that they would eventually accept him as one of their own.snicker at• Some listeners might be tempted to snicker at the childishly simple song titles.Origin snicker (1600-1700) From the sound

单词	snicker
释义	snicker From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishsnickersnick‧er /ˈsnɪkə $ -ər/ verb [intransitive] American EnglishLAUGH to laugh quietly and in a way that is not nice at something which is not supposed to be funny SYN snigger British Englishsnicker at The other students snickered at Steve. —snicker noun [countable] a barely hidden snicker→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpussnicker• One of the other caddies snickered.• Over the shouts of the soldiers, we filed out, snickering.• Everyone around Tony snickered, and Miss McFawn looked at him.• Then he snickered and walked away.• Most of the boys and girls snicker at the topic.• Lufkin looked pleased at the snickering audience.• He knew they snickered behind his back, but he believed that they would eventually accept him as one of their own.snicker at• Some listeners might be tempted to snicker at the childishly simple song titles.Origin snicker (1600-1700) From the sound
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