sniffle

IPA: snˈɪfʌɫ

The act, or the sound of sniffling; the condition of having a runny or wet nose, as from a cold or allergies.

(intransitive) To make a whimpering or sniffing sound when breathing, because of a runny nose.
(transitive) To utter with a whimpering or sniffing sound.

Examples of "sniffle" in Sentences

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) ...