Snicker
Snickerv.i.to laugh slily or contemptuously
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Snickerv.i.to laugh slily or contemptuously
Sniffv.i.to draw the breath audibly by the nose
Snigglev.i.to fish for eels with a bait
Snipv.t.to cut, to cut at once with scissors
Snipn.a single cut, small shred, share, snack, part
Snipen.a small delicate bird, blockhead, fool
Snippetn.a small share or part, fragment, bit
Snipsnapn.a tart dialogue or debate, a quarrel
Sniten.a bird, a snipe;v.i.to blow the nose, ob.
Sniveln.the running of the nose, to cry like a child
Snivellern.one who snivels, a foolish weeper
Snoren.a noise made through the nose in sleep
Snorev.i.to breathe hard through the nose
Snortv.i.to blow through the nose like a horse
Snotn.the mucous discharge of the nose, filth
Snottya.full of snot, nasty, dirty, filthy, mean
Snoutn.the nose of a beast, a nose, nozle, end
Snouteda.having or fitted with a snout
Snoutfaira.painted, set off with paint or washes
Snown.water frozen in flakes, a small ship
Snowv.i.to descend in congealed flakes, to fall
Snowballn.a lump of snow, a plant
Snowbirdn.a bird which appears in time of snow
Snowbrothn.snow melted into water, sleet, cold liquor
Snowdropn.a white flower
Snowshoen.a light frame to walk with on snow
Snowslipn.a body of snow sliding from a hill