15 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Snort' in a Sentence
"To forcefully exhale air through the nostrils with a loud, harsh sound, often done by animals such as horses." more
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After smelling the fresh hay, the horse will have snorted with delight in the stable.
Startled by the unexpected sound, the cat let out a quick snort before scampering away.
The pig will snort if it smells something interesting in the mud.
By the time we arrive, the horses will have been snorting in the meadow.
The mischievous boy tried to stifle a snort of laughter when the teacher told a silly joke during class.
The horse snorted in protest as the rider urged it to cross the river.
After the spicy meal, he had snorted, unable to bear the heat of the peppers.
The engine is snorting loudly as the train departs the station.
The horse is snorting in response to the loud noise of the approaching train.
The mischievous child has snorted after playing a prank on his sister.
The child, afraid of the clown, will snort in surprise when it pulls a funny face.
The playful puppy has been snorting in delight as it plays with its chew toy.
After hours of play, the puppies will have been snorting in delight in the backyard.
The farmer has been snorting while tending to the rambunctious pigs on the farm.
The old steam engine snorted as it pulled the heavy train up the steep hill.
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