snicker 的 3 个定义
- to laugh in a half-suppressed, indecorous or disrespectful manner.
- to utter with a snicker.
- a snickering laugh.
snicker 近义词
laugh at
更多snicker例句
- The attitude of the local colleagues at first puzzled us, and then made us snicker in a superior way.
- Brace yourself, friends, for the new hate-and-snicker-fest on the right about the Obamacare numbers.
- Each time I tried to begin a story, each time I said the word “gay” or “lesbian” or “transgender,” the gendarmes began to snicker.
- He offered little evidence to that, and his testimony was reported to have made some of the jurors snicker.
- “It sounds horrible,” Hef says on the phone from the Mansion in Los Angeles, punctuating his sarcasm with a snicker.
- 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.
- You see, I'm goin' to croak 'fore long—oh, you don't need to snicker; 't's a fact.