snuf
1snuf — snuf·fler; snuf·fli·ness; snuf·fly; snuf·fle; snuf·fling·ly; …
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6snuffle — snuf•fle [[t]ˈsnʌf əl[/t]] v. fled, fling, n. 1) phl to draw air into the nose for the purpose of smelling something; snuff 2) phl to draw the breath or mucus through the nostrils in an audible or noisy manner; sniffle; snivel 3) to speak through …
7snuffle — snuf|fle1 [ snʌfl ] verb intransitive to breathe noisily through your nose, for example because you are crying or you have a cold snuffle snuf|fle 2 [ snʌfl ] noun count a noisy breath through your nose …
8snuffbox — /snuf boks /, n. a box for holding snuff, esp. one small enough to be carried in the pocket. [1680 90; SNUFF1 + BOX1] * * * ▪ ornament box small, usually ornamented box for holding snuff (a scented, powdered tobacco). The practice of sniffing or …
9snuffle — snuf|fle [ˈsnʌfəl] v [Date: 1500 1600; Origin: Perhaps from [i]Dutch snuffelen] to breathe noisily through your nose, sometimes because you are crying ▪ The little boys snuffled in their sleep …
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