snickers Antonyms
Meaning of snickers
snickers
to laugh in a covert or partly suppressed manner, an act or sound of snickering, to give a small and often mean or sly laugh
snickers Sentence Examples
- He couldn't help but snicker at the clown's ridiculous antics.
- The baby's giggling snickers brought joy to the entire room.
- Her snickers betrayed her amusement, even though she tried to suppress them.
- The mischievous child snickered as he watched his father slip on a banana peel.
- The audience erupted in snickers when the comedian made a self-deprecating joke.
- The teacher's sharp gaze silenced the snickers of the unruly students.
- The students exchanged knowing snickers as they realized the answer to the difficult question.
- The sound of snickers filled the hallway as the students gossiped about their classmates.
- The girl's snickers escalated into full-blown laughter as she watched her friend make a clumsy attempt at dancing.
- The snickers of the competitors could be heard echoing through the stadium during the intense race.
FAQs About the word snickers
to laugh in a covert or partly suppressed manner, an act or sound of snickering, to give a small and often mean or sly laugh
giggles,chuckles, laughs, laughters, belly laughs, cackles,smiles, grins, chortles, titters
groans, wails,cries, sobs, moans, grimaces, faces,mouths, frowns,lowers
He couldn't help but snicker at the clown's ridiculous antics.
The baby's giggling snickers brought joy to the entire room.
Her snickers betrayed her amusement, even though she tried to suppress them.
The mischievous child snickered as he watched his father slip on a banana peel.
