snickering
Speech parts
1. snickering - Noun
2. snickering - Verb
Meaning
of Snicker
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Examples
I’m SORRY, I’m sorry, I apologize in advance for the divisive snickering and focusing on Melania conspiracy field day (like before) which distract from the White House’s untenable apathy and complicity in human suffering.
Our electrician brought his teenage son and they were both snickering and red in the face the whole time.
‘The snickering stopped when I realized - cue melodramatic organ music - that the creepy kid was me.’
Fair warning, just listen, the universe is snickering at you, and about to break in to open laughter.
I answered Disneyland and the audience started snickering.
I gave you too much credit and thought you knew a certain manner of arguing that didn't include snickering and screaming.