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Meanings of snuffly in English

Liable to sniffle.

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Examples for "snuffling"
1
Outside, the sounds of snuffling and snoring animals drifted on the air.
Artemis Fowl: the time paradox
2
At last there was a faint snuffling sound, and Michael pointed ahead.
Darkness
3
My relief was short-lived as I heard another grunt and some snuffling.
The Name of the Wind
4
How funny it felt, but she loved the snuffling sounds he made.
East of the sun
5
And now here he was, snuffling along my trail like a hellhound.
Double Dexter
1
Sophie stopped so she could look straight at the sniffly Anne-Stuart.
Sophie's secret
2
While the vast majority of arrivals go into managed isolation for two weeks, people who have a cough or a sniffly… Audio
Radio NZ
3
"I had a sniffly nose a few weeks back, so I stole the handkerchief from a gentleman whose last name was Longval."
The hunchback assignments
Usage of snuffly in English
1
Deep wrinkles, snuffly nose and rather smelly breath.
The Guardian
2
I still speak in a subdued and snuffly voice, but the wrath has gone out of me.
Nancy: A Novel
3
She ate her way through most of them while she was interviewing the poor snuffly old accountant man.
Conrad’s Fate
4
And when she is snuffly
The ode less travelled: unlocking the poet within
5
She did not look at Pin, but she heard her tireless, snuffly weeping, and set her own lips tight.
The Getting of Wisdom
6
"Don't feel bad about it, Mommer," said Benny in a snuffly voice.
Love, the Fiddler
Frequent collocations
Snuffly through the time