| 单词 | snicker |
| 释义 | snick·er I. or snig·ger intransitive verb 1. < they snicker at my graftin', and I laugh in my sleeve … at their penetration — T.C.Haliburton > < a fantastic caricature of the Edwardian dandy his grandfather probably snickered at — P.D.Whitney > < like a small boy taking you into a corner to snigger at a bawdy story — H.J.Laski > : titter < chuckled at his readers, snickered at his correspondents, smiled at his own folly — Martin Gardner > 2. < the irreverent red squirrels … run and snicker at my approach — John Burroughs > transitive verb II. or snigger < from innuendo, a dropped word here and there, a sly, meaningful snicker — H.A.Sinclair > < raises in you a snicker of derision, a smile of superiority — J.M.Barzun > |
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