8 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Snicker' in a Sentence
"To laugh in a half-suppressed, indecorous, or disrespectful manner." more
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As the comedian struggled with a forgotten punchline, the audience had been snickering in anticipation.
The audience had snickered as the comedian delivered a series of clever and unexpected punchlines.
As the comedian delivered a series of witty jokes, the audience began to snicker uncontrollably.
Despite her efforts to stay serious, she will have been snickering at the comedian's witty jokes.
The audience has been snickering at the comedian's witty jokes throughout the stand-up performance.
The comedian paused, waiting for the audience to snicker before delivering the punchline.
The comedian's joke was so clever that even the toughest critic will snicker.
She was snickering at the absurdity of the comedian's jokes.
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