13 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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Despite the formal setting, a snicker echoed through the art gallery as patrons observed a quirky sculpture.
While waiting in line, they were snickering at the amusing headlines in the gossip magazine.
The rebellious teenager will have been snickering at the strict rules imposed by the school authorities.
Having witnessed the clumsy dance moves, the onlookers will have snickered discreetly.
After the unexpected twist in the plot, the readers will have snickered at the cleverness of the author's narrative.
Despite their attempts to remain serious, the actors in the comedy film will have snickered during the hilarious scenes.
As the embarrassing moment unfolds, the entire room will have snickered at the unexpected blunder.
Sarah tried to suppress a snicker as she overheard her colleague's amusing phone conversation.
Despite the formal setting, a snicker swept through the symphony hall as a musician's unexpected solo stole the show.
During the high-stakes poker game, a snicker revealed the bluffing player's nervousness.
The audience has been snickering at the comedian's witty jokes throughout the stand-up performance.
The cunning villain will have been snickering as his elaborate plan unfolds successfully.
The students often snickered during the teacher's serious lecture.
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