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snicker

How to use snicker in a sentence

There were plenty of snickers and jokes about who would be the No.

Enslee began to snicker again, taking some support in his shame from another man's disgrace.

Jest tell her there's more Smithses wanted an' she'll leave the Greenses 'thout a snicker.'

A gratified snore from Dee and Miss Cox with a little snicker went to her room.

The snicker grew to a laugh—a laugh with a thread of grim menace in it, and a tinge of mounting man-hysteria.

BACK HOMEIRVIN S. COBB

You see, I'm goin' to croak 'fore long—oh, you don't need to snicker; 't's a fact.

An amused snicker from Bill was followed by Larrys asking another question.

"Nobody'd accuse yu of anything like that," came from the window, accompanied by an overdone snicker.

Reverdy had lifted an enraptured face, but at sight of Braile pausing in sarcastic pleasure, he dropped his head with a snicker.

THE LEATHERWOOD GODWILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS

But nowadays the world moves quicker than in the long ago; old-fashioned methods make us snicker, they were so crude and slow.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985