Definition of snicker in English:

snicker

verb ˈsnɪkəˈsnɪkər

[no object]

1Give a smothered or half-suppressed laugh; snigger.
窃笑，吃吃地笑
he could imagine them snickering as he passed
she is a woman they all love to snicker at
Example sentencesExamples
- She started snickering at their dazed faces, before cracking up and laughing loudly.
- They tasted the wines without knowing their identities, snickering confidently as they scribbled down their scores.
- And, I snickered, laughed internally, and asked some veiled questions about his movie.
- I mean, you can almost hear the reporters snickering in the background.
- My sister stood in front of us with a small group of friends, snickering and giggling as though they'd completely lost their minds.
- She snickered, and I could imagine her shaking her head if she was watching my face brimming with laughter at the joke I had played on her.
- He smirked at what he had said and I snickered, standing up and stretching.
- For a good five minutes, we laughed, snickered, giggled, and chuckled our tension away.
- I snickered and we walked on, passing a room that was shrieking of laughter and lights glowing from the crack in the door.
- Christopher snickered, just barely withholding it from the full laugh, and Paul smirked.
- The entire time, she was smirking and the class was snickering.
- I banged my head on the desk over and over again as everyone turned to look at me, snickering and smirking.
- He didn't snicker, pass on rumors, and go out of his way to avoid, or make fun of her.
- Some looked to be older than fifteen, and when they passed, they snickered at the younger girl.
- As she played though, Josie noticed several of the other girls snickering and giggling about the room.
- People would laugh and snicker, but he delivered.
- They laughed and snickered with their yellow eyes glowing in the dark.
- Some people passing looked at us curiously, a couple boys our age snickered as they passed.
- Before long, he started to snicker and laugh wildly, clapping his hands over his eyes.
- Though a few boys snicker as he passes, most stared with respect.
Synonyms
snigger, sneer, smirk, simper
titter, giggle, chortle
1. 1.1 (of a horse) whinny.
  （马）嘶鸣
  the horse flicked its ears and snickered with pleasure
  Example sentencesExamples
  Her snout split into an ear to ear grin and she snickered at him.

noun ˈsnɪkəˈsnɪkər

1A smothered laugh; a snigger.
窃笑，吃吃地笑
he could not evoke a snicker with his jokes
Example sentencesExamples
- There was some scattered snickers and laughing around the room.
- For 23 years, she had tolerated the raised eyebrows, the rude snickers, the outright guffaws.
- Everyone tried not to laugh but the snickers were there.
- Erin smirked at him when she heard a familiar snicker coming from the throne.
- He was rewarded with giggles and snickers from a couple of siblings sitting in the row three seats behind him when he stood.
- She nods with a roundhouse of snickers and giggles.
- There was a brief pause, then Caitlin giggled and heard an answering snicker from Michael.
- Some are patient, some will laugh, snicker, complain, or ignore the whole thing.
- The laugh turned into a snicker, which led into a devilish cackle.
- Laughter and snickers crept out of every section of the auditorium.
- Hiding a slight smirk, she glanced back to the others, who had calmed down sufficiently to keep their laughter down to a few snickers.
- We had to muffle our snickers with pillows as we fell laughing on the floor.
- There were a few snickers as kids laughed at what everyone thought was a joke.
- Your friends openly laugh and snicker, knowing the look is far below your standards.
- I heard some of the guys laugh, snicker and chuckle off to the side.
- I heard a few snicker and my brother smirked at me, ‘Revenge is so sweet little sis.’
- His faced flushed with anger as the class burst out into snickers and full-fledged guffaws, but he remained steady.
- While this story is not entirely without gaping plot holes or rampant silliness, it should at least provoke a good supply of laughs and snickers.
- Please read the article while endeavoring not to laugh, chortle, snicker, hoot or whistle.
- The class tittered in silent laugher and low snickers.
Synonyms
snigger, sneer, smirk, simper
titter, giggle, chortle
1. 1.1 A whinny.
  马嘶声

Derivatives

snickeringly

adverbˈsnɪkərɪŋliˈsnɪkərɪŋli

He is obsessed with what kids snickeringly refer to as ‘potty humor,’ and his movies reek of it.
Example sentencesExamples
- She patiently and interestedly (if somewhat snickeringly) listens to Mark Twain's theorizing.
- The profession that has been snickeringly compared to assorted plagues, now seems to be the target of one.

Origin

Late 17th century: imitative.

Rhymes

bicker, clicker, dicker, flicker, kicker, liquor, nicker, picker, pricker, shicker, slicker, sticker, ticker, tricker, vicar, whicker, Wicca, wicker

Definition of snicker in US English:

snicker

verbˈsnikərˈsnɪkər

[no object]

1Give a half-suppressed, typically scornful laugh.
he could imagine them snickering as he passed
she is a woman they all love to snicker at
Example sentencesExamples
- He didn't snicker, pass on rumors, and go out of his way to avoid, or make fun of her.
- As she played though, Josie noticed several of the other girls snickering and giggling about the room.
- The entire time, she was smirking and the class was snickering.
- She started snickering at their dazed faces, before cracking up and laughing loudly.
- My sister stood in front of us with a small group of friends, snickering and giggling as though they'd completely lost their minds.
- Before long, he started to snicker and laugh wildly, clapping his hands over his eyes.
- He smirked at what he had said and I snickered, standing up and stretching.
- I banged my head on the desk over and over again as everyone turned to look at me, snickering and smirking.
- Some people passing looked at us curiously, a couple boys our age snickered as they passed.
- Christopher snickered, just barely withholding it from the full laugh, and Paul smirked.
- They tasted the wines without knowing their identities, snickering confidently as they scribbled down their scores.
- She snickered, and I could imagine her shaking her head if she was watching my face brimming with laughter at the joke I had played on her.
- I snickered and we walked on, passing a room that was shrieking of laughter and lights glowing from the crack in the door.
- Though a few boys snicker as he passes, most stared with respect.
- Some looked to be older than fifteen, and when they passed, they snickered at the younger girl.
- People would laugh and snicker, but he delivered.
- And, I snickered, laughed internally, and asked some veiled questions about his movie.
- I mean, you can almost hear the reporters snickering in the background.
- For a good five minutes, we laughed, snickered, giggled, and chuckled our tension away.
- They laughed and snickered with their yellow eyes glowing in the dark.
Synonyms
snigger, sneer, smirk, simper
1. 1.1 (of a horse) whinny.
  （马）嘶鸣
  the horse flicked its ears and snickered with pleasure
  Example sentencesExamples
  Her snout split into an ear to ear grin and she snickered at him.

nounˈsnikərˈsnɪkər

1A half-suppressed, typically scornful laugh.
he could not evoke a snicker with his jokes
Example sentencesExamples
- While this story is not entirely without gaping plot holes or rampant silliness, it should at least provoke a good supply of laughs and snickers.
- Everyone tried not to laugh but the snickers were there.
- We had to muffle our snickers with pillows as we fell laughing on the floor.
- Please read the article while endeavoring not to laugh, chortle, snicker, hoot or whistle.
- I heard some of the guys laugh, snicker and chuckle off to the side.
- There were a few snickers as kids laughed at what everyone thought was a joke.
- She nods with a roundhouse of snickers and giggles.
- There was some scattered snickers and laughing around the room.
- Erin smirked at him when she heard a familiar snicker coming from the throne.
- There was a brief pause, then Caitlin giggled and heard an answering snicker from Michael.
- Your friends openly laugh and snicker, knowing the look is far below your standards.
- Some are patient, some will laugh, snicker, complain, or ignore the whole thing.
- He was rewarded with giggles and snickers from a couple of siblings sitting in the row three seats behind him when he stood.
- I heard a few snicker and my brother smirked at me, ‘Revenge is so sweet little sis.’
- Hiding a slight smirk, she glanced back to the others, who had calmed down sufficiently to keep their laughter down to a few snickers.
- His faced flushed with anger as the class burst out into snickers and full-fledged guffaws, but he remained steady.
- For 23 years, she had tolerated the raised eyebrows, the rude snickers, the outright guffaws.
- The laugh turned into a snicker, which led into a devilish cackle.
- The class tittered in silent laugher and low snickers.
- Laughter and snickers crept out of every section of the auditorium.
Synonyms
snigger, sneer, smirk, simper
1. 1.1 A whinny.
  马嘶声

Origin

Late 17th century: imitative.

单词	snicker
释义	Definition of snicker in English: snicker verb ˈsnɪkəˈsnɪkər [no object] 1Give a smothered or half-suppressed laugh; snigger. 窃笑，吃吃地笑 he could imagine them snickering as he passed she is a woman they all love to snicker at Example sentencesExamples She started snickering at their dazed faces, before cracking up and laughing loudly. They tasted the wines without knowing their identities, snickering confidently as they scribbled down their scores. And, I snickered, laughed internally, and asked some veiled questions about his movie. I mean, you can almost hear the reporters snickering in the background. My sister stood in front of us with a small group of friends, snickering and giggling as though they'd completely lost their minds. She snickered, and I could imagine her shaking her head if she was watching my face brimming with laughter at the joke I had played on her. He smirked at what he had said and I snickered, standing up and stretching. For a good five minutes, we laughed, snickered, giggled, and chuckled our tension away. I snickered and we walked on, passing a room that was shrieking of laughter and lights glowing from the crack in the door. Christopher snickered, just barely withholding it from the full laugh, and Paul smirked. The entire time, she was smirking and the class was snickering. I banged my head on the desk over and over again as everyone turned to look at me, snickering and smirking. He didn't snicker, pass on rumors, and go out of his way to avoid, or make fun of her. Some looked to be older than fifteen, and when they passed, they snickered at the younger girl. As she played though, Josie noticed several of the other girls snickering and giggling about the room. People would laugh and snicker, but he delivered. They laughed and snickered with their yellow eyes glowing in the dark. Some people passing looked at us curiously, a couple boys our age snickered as they passed. Before long, he started to snicker and laugh wildly, clapping his hands over his eyes. Though a few boys snicker as he passes, most stared with respect. Synonyms snigger, sneer, smirk, simper titter, giggle, chortle 1.1 (of a horse) whinny. （马）嘶鸣 the horse flicked its ears and snickered with pleasure Example sentencesExamples Her snout split into an ear to ear grin and she snickered at him. noun ˈsnɪkəˈsnɪkər 1A smothered laugh; a snigger. 窃笑，吃吃地笑 he could not evoke a snicker with his jokes Example sentencesExamples There was some scattered snickers and laughing around the room. For 23 years, she had tolerated the raised eyebrows, the rude snickers, the outright guffaws. Everyone tried not to laugh but the snickers were there. Erin smirked at him when she heard a familiar snicker coming from the throne. He was rewarded with giggles and snickers from a couple of siblings sitting in the row three seats behind him when he stood. She nods with a roundhouse of snickers and giggles. There was a brief pause, then Caitlin giggled and heard an answering snicker from Michael. Some are patient, some will laugh, snicker, complain, or ignore the whole thing. The laugh turned into a snicker, which led into a devilish cackle. Laughter and snickers crept out of every section of the auditorium. Hiding a slight smirk, she glanced back to the others, who had calmed down sufficiently to keep their laughter down to a few snickers. We had to muffle our snickers with pillows as we fell laughing on the floor. There were a few snickers as kids laughed at what everyone thought was a joke. Your friends openly laugh and snicker, knowing the look is far below your standards. I heard some of the guys laugh, snicker and chuckle off to the side. I heard a few snicker and my brother smirked at me, ‘Revenge is so sweet little sis.’ His faced flushed with anger as the class burst out into snickers and full-fledged guffaws, but he remained steady. While this story is not entirely without gaping plot holes or rampant silliness, it should at least provoke a good supply of laughs and snickers. Please read the article while endeavoring not to laugh, chortle, snicker, hoot or whistle. The class tittered in silent laugher and low snickers. Synonyms snigger, sneer, smirk, simper titter, giggle, chortle 1.1 A whinny. 马嘶声 Derivatives snickeringly adverbˈsnɪkərɪŋliˈsnɪkərɪŋli He is obsessed with what kids snickeringly refer to as ‘potty humor,’ and his movies reek of it. Example sentencesExamples She patiently and interestedly (if somewhat snickeringly) listens to Mark Twain's theorizing. The profession that has been snickeringly compared to assorted plagues, now seems to be the target of one. Origin Late 17th century: imitative. Rhymes bicker, clicker, dicker, flicker, kicker, liquor, nicker, picker, pricker, shicker, slicker, sticker, ticker, tricker, vicar, whicker, Wicca, wicker Definition of snicker in US English: snicker verbˈsnikərˈsnɪkər [no object] 1Give a half-suppressed, typically scornful laugh. he could imagine them snickering as he passed she is a woman they all love to snicker at Example sentencesExamples He didn't snicker, pass on rumors, and go out of his way to avoid, or make fun of her. As she played though, Josie noticed several of the other girls snickering and giggling about the room. The entire time, she was smirking and the class was snickering. She started snickering at their dazed faces, before cracking up and laughing loudly. My sister stood in front of us with a small group of friends, snickering and giggling as though they'd completely lost their minds. Before long, he started to snicker and laugh wildly, clapping his hands over his eyes. He smirked at what he had said and I snickered, standing up and stretching. I banged my head on the desk over and over again as everyone turned to look at me, snickering and smirking. Some people passing looked at us curiously, a couple boys our age snickered as they passed. Christopher snickered, just barely withholding it from the full laugh, and Paul smirked. They tasted the wines without knowing their identities, snickering confidently as they scribbled down their scores. She snickered, and I could imagine her shaking her head if she was watching my face brimming with laughter at the joke I had played on her. I snickered and we walked on, passing a room that was shrieking of laughter and lights glowing from the crack in the door. Though a few boys snicker as he passes, most stared with respect. Some looked to be older than fifteen, and when they passed, they snickered at the younger girl. People would laugh and snicker, but he delivered. And, I snickered, laughed internally, and asked some veiled questions about his movie. I mean, you can almost hear the reporters snickering in the background. For a good five minutes, we laughed, snickered, giggled, and chuckled our tension away. They laughed and snickered with their yellow eyes glowing in the dark. Synonyms snigger, sneer, smirk, simper 1.1 (of a horse) whinny. （马）嘶鸣 the horse flicked its ears and snickered with pleasure Example sentencesExamples Her snout split into an ear to ear grin and she snickered at him. nounˈsnikərˈsnɪkər 1A half-suppressed, typically scornful laugh. he could not evoke a snicker with his jokes Example sentencesExamples While this story is not entirely without gaping plot holes or rampant silliness, it should at least provoke a good supply of laughs and snickers. Everyone tried not to laugh but the snickers were there. We had to muffle our snickers with pillows as we fell laughing on the floor. Please read the article while endeavoring not to laugh, chortle, snicker, hoot or whistle. I heard some of the guys laugh, snicker and chuckle off to the side. There were a few snickers as kids laughed at what everyone thought was a joke. She nods with a roundhouse of snickers and giggles. There was some scattered snickers and laughing around the room. Erin smirked at him when she heard a familiar snicker coming from the throne. There was a brief pause, then Caitlin giggled and heard an answering snicker from Michael. Your friends openly laugh and snicker, knowing the look is far below your standards. Some are patient, some will laugh, snicker, complain, or ignore the whole thing. He was rewarded with giggles and snickers from a couple of siblings sitting in the row three seats behind him when he stood. I heard a few snicker and my brother smirked at me, ‘Revenge is so sweet little sis.’ Hiding a slight smirk, she glanced back to the others, who had calmed down sufficiently to keep their laughter down to a few snickers. His faced flushed with anger as the class burst out into snickers and full-fledged guffaws, but he remained steady. For 23 years, she had tolerated the raised eyebrows, the rude snickers, the outright guffaws. The laugh turned into a snicker, which led into a devilish cackle. The class tittered in silent laugher and low snickers. Laughter and snickers crept out of every section of the auditorium. Synonyms snigger, sneer, smirk, simper 1.1 A whinny. 马嘶声 Origin Late 17th century: imitative.
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