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Definition of snicker in English: snickerverb ˈsnɪkəˈsnɪkər [no object]1Give a smothered or half-suppressed laugh; snigger. he could imagine them snickering as he passed she is a woman they all love to snicker at Example sentencesExamples - She started snickering at their dazed faces, before cracking up and laughing loudly.
- They tasted the wines without knowing their identities, snickering confidently as they scribbled down their scores.
- And, I snickered, laughed internally, and asked some veiled questions about his movie.
- I mean, you can almost hear the reporters snickering in the background.
- My sister stood in front of us with a small group of friends, snickering and giggling as though they'd completely lost their minds.
- She snickered, and I could imagine her shaking her head if she was watching my face brimming with laughter at the joke I had played on her.
- He smirked at what he had said and I snickered, standing up and stretching.
- For a good five minutes, we laughed, snickered, giggled, and chuckled our tension away.
- I snickered and we walked on, passing a room that was shrieking of laughter and lights glowing from the crack in the door.
- Christopher snickered, just barely withholding it from the full laugh, and Paul smirked.
- The entire time, she was smirking and the class was snickering.
- I banged my head on the desk over and over again as everyone turned to look at me, snickering and smirking.
- He didn't snicker, pass on rumors, and go out of his way to avoid, or make fun of her.
- Some looked to be older than fifteen, and when they passed, they snickered at the younger girl.
- As she played though, Josie noticed several of the other girls snickering and giggling about the room.
- People would laugh and snicker, but he delivered.
- They laughed and snickered with their yellow eyes glowing in the dark.
- Some people passing looked at us curiously, a couple boys our age snickered as they passed.
- Before long, he started to snicker and laugh wildly, clapping his hands over his eyes.
- Though a few boys snicker as he passes, most stared with respect.
Synonyms snigger, sneer, smirk, simper titter, giggle, chortle - 1.1 (of a horse) whinny.
the horse flicked its ears and snickered with pleasure Example sentencesExamples - Her snout split into an ear to ear grin and she snickered at him.
noun ˈsnɪkəˈsnɪkər 1A smothered laugh; a snigger. he could not evoke a snicker with his jokes Example sentencesExamples - There was some scattered snickers and laughing around the room.
- For 23 years, she had tolerated the raised eyebrows, the rude snickers, the outright guffaws.
- Everyone tried not to laugh but the snickers were there.
- Erin smirked at him when she heard a familiar snicker coming from the throne.
- He was rewarded with giggles and snickers from a couple of siblings sitting in the row three seats behind him when he stood.
- She nods with a roundhouse of snickers and giggles.
- There was a brief pause, then Caitlin giggled and heard an answering snicker from Michael.
- Some are patient, some will laugh, snicker, complain, or ignore the whole thing.
- The laugh turned into a snicker, which led into a devilish cackle.
- Laughter and snickers crept out of every section of the auditorium.
- Hiding a slight smirk, she glanced back to the others, who had calmed down sufficiently to keep their laughter down to a few snickers.
- We had to muffle our snickers with pillows as we fell laughing on the floor.
- There were a few snickers as kids laughed at what everyone thought was a joke.
- Your friends openly laugh and snicker, knowing the look is far below your standards.
- I heard some of the guys laugh, snicker and chuckle off to the side.
- I heard a few snicker and my brother smirked at me, ‘Revenge is so sweet little sis.’
- His faced flushed with anger as the class burst out into snickers and full-fledged guffaws, but he remained steady.
- While this story is not entirely without gaping plot holes or rampant silliness, it should at least provoke a good supply of laughs and snickers.
- Please read the article while endeavoring not to laugh, chortle, snicker, hoot or whistle.
- The class tittered in silent laugher and low snickers.
Synonyms snigger, sneer, smirk, simper titter, giggle, chortle - 1.1 A whinny.
Origin Late 17th century: imitative. Rhymes bicker, clicker, dicker, flicker, kicker, liquor, nicker, picker, pricker, shicker, slicker, sticker, ticker, tricker, vicar, whicker, Wicca, wicker Definition of snicker in US English: snickerverbˈsnikərˈsnɪkər [no object]1Give a half-suppressed, typically scornful laugh. he could imagine them snickering as he passed she is a woman they all love to snicker at Example sentencesExamples - He didn't snicker, pass on rumors, and go out of his way to avoid, or make fun of her.
- As she played though, Josie noticed several of the other girls snickering and giggling about the room.
- The entire time, she was smirking and the class was snickering.
- She started snickering at their dazed faces, before cracking up and laughing loudly.
- My sister stood in front of us with a small group of friends, snickering and giggling as though they'd completely lost their minds.
- Before long, he started to snicker and laugh wildly, clapping his hands over his eyes.
- He smirked at what he had said and I snickered, standing up and stretching.
- I banged my head on the desk over and over again as everyone turned to look at me, snickering and smirking.
- Some people passing looked at us curiously, a couple boys our age snickered as they passed.
- Christopher snickered, just barely withholding it from the full laugh, and Paul smirked.
- They tasted the wines without knowing their identities, snickering confidently as they scribbled down their scores.
- She snickered, and I could imagine her shaking her head if she was watching my face brimming with laughter at the joke I had played on her.
- I snickered and we walked on, passing a room that was shrieking of laughter and lights glowing from the crack in the door.
- Though a few boys snicker as he passes, most stared with respect.
- Some looked to be older than fifteen, and when they passed, they snickered at the younger girl.
- People would laugh and snicker, but he delivered.
- And, I snickered, laughed internally, and asked some veiled questions about his movie.
- I mean, you can almost hear the reporters snickering in the background.
- For a good five minutes, we laughed, snickered, giggled, and chuckled our tension away.
- They laughed and snickered with their yellow eyes glowing in the dark.
Synonyms snigger, sneer, smirk, simper - 1.1 (of a horse) whinny.
the horse flicked its ears and snickered with pleasure Example sentencesExamples - Her snout split into an ear to ear grin and she snickered at him.
nounˈsnikərˈsnɪkər 1A half-suppressed, typically scornful laugh. he could not evoke a snicker with his jokes Example sentencesExamples - While this story is not entirely without gaping plot holes or rampant silliness, it should at least provoke a good supply of laughs and snickers.
- Everyone tried not to laugh but the snickers were there.
- We had to muffle our snickers with pillows as we fell laughing on the floor.
- Please read the article while endeavoring not to laugh, chortle, snicker, hoot or whistle.
- I heard some of the guys laugh, snicker and chuckle off to the side.
- There were a few snickers as kids laughed at what everyone thought was a joke.
- She nods with a roundhouse of snickers and giggles.
- There was some scattered snickers and laughing around the room.
- Erin smirked at him when she heard a familiar snicker coming from the throne.
- There was a brief pause, then Caitlin giggled and heard an answering snicker from Michael.
- Your friends openly laugh and snicker, knowing the look is far below your standards.
- Some are patient, some will laugh, snicker, complain, or ignore the whole thing.
- He was rewarded with giggles and snickers from a couple of siblings sitting in the row three seats behind him when he stood.
- I heard a few snicker and my brother smirked at me, ‘Revenge is so sweet little sis.’
- Hiding a slight smirk, she glanced back to the others, who had calmed down sufficiently to keep their laughter down to a few snickers.
- His faced flushed with anger as the class burst out into snickers and full-fledged guffaws, but he remained steady.
- For 23 years, she had tolerated the raised eyebrows, the rude snickers, the outright guffaws.
- The laugh turned into a snicker, which led into a devilish cackle.
- The class tittered in silent laugher and low snickers.
- Laughter and snickers crept out of every section of the auditorium.
Synonyms snigger, sneer, smirk, simper - 1.1 A whinny.
Origin Late 17th century: imitative. |