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Meanings of snore in English
Synonyms
Examples for "snoring"
Examples for "snoring"
1
Conclusions: Persistent, loud snoring was associated with higher rates of problem behaviors.
2
And in the stillness she heard the regular snoring of M. Carlier.
3
Methods: Seventeen non-obese healthy volunteers without witnessed snoring and apneas were recruited.
4
He heard a whispering in the entry; some one was softly snoring.
5
Alice is in bed, snoring like anything; I listened outside the keyhole.
1
Coma with stertor, and a full, bounding pulse, indicates liberal bloodletting.
2
There is no stertor.
3
Recently a dose of ninety-six grains, taken toxically, produced giddiness, then epileptic convulsions, with dilated pupils, and stertor of breathing.
4
Respiration was irregular, sometimes sighing; in the late stage often of the Cheyne-Stokes type; actual stertor was exceptional, but the respiration was often noisy.
Usage of snore in English
1
I stuck my foot into Crawford's side, interrupting a long, wheezing snore.
2
Stuart was a good room-mate, even if he did snore a bit.
3
They snore for hours in the hot season, the Goddess said confidently.
4
Occasionally there was a snore; evidently Bill was drowsing the day away.
5
From somewhere down the passage came the murmur of a muffled snore.
6
A snore of the first magnitude seemed to vibrate the very walls.
7
Pretty soon Nat heard a snore from the berth of the miner.
8
Listening to her snore for an hour? Rowan made a rude sound.
9
I feel sleepy already-andold Nanny was soon in a loud snore.
10
A few moments later there came the sound of a gentle snore.
11
There are others who snore loud enough to make the timbers shake.
12
When within the chamber, he lay down and began immediately to snore.
13
He started to say something else, but it turned into a snore.
14
He says I snore because I'm overweight and this disrupts his sleep.
15
The guard continued on his monotonous rounds and Ganelon began to snore.
16
I made believe I was sleeping soundly, and began to snore loudly.
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Snore through the time
Snore across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common