sniffle
IPA: snˈɪfʌɫ
noun
- The act, or the sound of sniffling; the condition of having a runny or wet nose, as from a cold or allergies.
verb
- (intransitive) To make a whimpering or sniffing sound when breathing, because of a runny nose.
- (transitive) To utter with a whimpering or sniffing sound.
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Examples of "sniffle" in Sentences
- He rarely sniffled.
- The old man sniffled.
- Hell, that gift almost made me sniffle.
- He is based on the bookworm companion of Sniffles.
- Both the country mouse and Sniffles are, in a word, cute.
- It took a great deal of willpower not to sneeze or sniffle.
- West Indies sniffle, cough and hiccup in their pursuit of 127.
- The true culprit for all those sneezes and sniffles is ragweed.
- I @ you quite often but you never respond. * sniffle* It's okay.
- She made me sniffle, more often than once, usually during festive seasons.
- Star Kissed was beautiful, Nalini, but also really kind of sad. * sniffle*
- Except I think I am getting sick. * sniffle sniffle* Grargh. before | | this
- Sadly, I'm starting to get them "sniffle, sniffle*, and I hope you all can help a little!
- On a budget-crunch. * sniffle* My next purchase will be Blaze of Memory. * sigh* So can't wait.
- They suddenly heard a sniffle from the doorway and everyone looked up to see Jackie standing in the doorway to the control room.
- If the President can convey such a patriotic sense of possibility with vigor and meaning, he just might make the Speaker sniffle as he sits behind him on the rostrum Tuesday night.
- To my surprise, there were an awful lot of cocaine jokes last night, but the best was Farrell's quip that his sniffle was the result of a cold and not "that other thing, that it used to be."
- I see the need (and remember well those scary years of having no health insurance -- not dragging the kids to the doctor for every sniffle, which is apparently the norm when insurance will pay the bill, facing hospital bills) ...