16 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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The mischievous toddler would snicker while playing hide-and-seek with his older siblings.
The skeptical scientist will have been snickering at the pseudoscientific claims made by the speaker.
The gossiping duo will have been snickering about the latest rumors in the office.
The coworkers have been snickering about the boss's awkward dance moves at the office party.
As the magician performs, the audience will be snickering at the unexpected tricks.
In the quiet library, a snicker erupted from the back corner as two friends shared a private joke.
The students are snickering during the boring lecture.
The siblings have been snickering while reminiscing about their childhood pranks.
Despite their attempts to hide it, the players have been snickering after the unexpected soccer goal.
The curious cat observed the dog's clumsy attempts at catching its tail and had been snickering quietly.
By the time the teacher discovers the hidden prank, the mischievous students will have snickered.
Despite the somber occasion, they will be snickering at the memories shared.
Despite her efforts to stay serious, she will have been snickering at the comedian's witty jokes.
The teenagers gathered in the park began to snicker when they saw their friend attempt a daring skateboard trick.
He is snickering while watching a comedy show on television.
She was snickering at the absurdity of the comedian's jokes.
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