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snort

[snawrt] / snɔrt /
VERB
make nose sound
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Example Sentences

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The tiniest noise — a barking dog or your partner’s snort — may rouse you.

From Washington Post

They eat it rather than snort it, which is about as funny as it sounds.

From Salon

People bring their own drugs — of whatever type — to the consumption rooms, but they’re stocked with syringes, alcohol wipes, straws for snorting and other paraphernalia and, crucially, oxygen and the opioid-overdose-reversing drug naloxone.

From Seattle Times

The drug was reformulated to make it harder to crush for snorting or injection for a faster high.

From Seattle Times

After all, the people with the highest risk of being poisoned by a contaminated drug supply are those who inject and snort illicit fentanyl.

From Washington Post