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Meanings of snicker in English

A disrespectful laugh.

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Usage of snicker in English
1
She heard Lady Sophia snicker and whisper to the lady beside her.
The spurned viscountess
2
People stopped in the hall, stared at Thayer, and started to snicker.
True Lies
3
Skylan thought he looked like a raccoon, and he smothered a snicker.
Bones of the Dragon
4
Was he losing his mind or had he heard the bird snicker?
The Tangle Box
5
People outside our largest city often snicker at Aucklanders and their traffic woes.
Radio NZ
6
His best friend, Seth Cardiff, sidled up behind him and started to snicker.
Twisted
7
My wife Abby stood behind me, doing her very best not to snicker.
A farewell to legs: an aaron tucker mystery
8
Startled, I nearly dropped it, and heard a soft snicker coming from inside.
The iron king
9
A snicker came from her compatriot with the Roddy Doyle novel.
The new yorker
10
As she limped through the door, she heard Ellie's humorless snicker.
Ladder of years: a novel
11
He continued to snicker and then noticed she hadn't joined him.
Sagittarius Is Bleeding
12
From the front seat, Mort let out an explosive little snicker.
Ghost Story
13
Thomas felt the odd urge to snicker-it seemed too ridiculous to be true.
The Maze Runner
14
A faint snicker cut through my bleak thoughts, and I raised my head.
The iron king
15
As she was hanging up her coat, she heard a small snicker behind her.
Killer
16
That brings a snicker from Matthew Blank, chairman and CEO of Showtime since 1995.
Reuters
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