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snicker

[snik-er] / ˈsnɪk ər /


Example Sentences

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Instead, we snicker as Page solemnly cautions us against “ill-gotten booty.”

From New York Times

As the Akron Beacon Journal would note, the townsfolk snickered at the irony.

From Salon

Another picketer said that one of the queens who chose not to join them snickered at them as they walked out that day.

From Los Angeles Times

Even brief parts like a book store clerk or an underpaid worker at a carnival game earn solid snickers from just a sentence or two of dialogue.

From New York Times

It claims that employees did not assist but snickered and giggled as they watched Aguilar struggle before she lost her balance on the blocks, fell backward and fractured the femur in her right leg.

From Seattle Times