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snort

[snawrt] / snɔrt /
VERB
make nose sound
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“The first thing I saw was Britney and her young starlet friend snorting a fat line of coke off the table,” he said in his book.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s easy to snort at two men who—whether from political machination, ego or fantasy—continue to present obvious abuses of authority as beyond reproach.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I fail to see why modesty is considered a virtue,” he says with a snort.

From Los Angeles Times

Holley said that Kay revealed his drug use in text messages and emails, and that a clubhouse attendant witnessed Kay snorting lines of drugs in a kitchen area outside the Angels clubhouse.

From Los Angeles Times

The Angels lawyers will tell the jury that taking opioids prescribed by a physician during recovery from surgery is vastly different than Skaggs chopping up and snorting counterfeit pills that were not prescribed for him.

From Los Angeles Times