English to English Dictionary

Snick

To make a quick, sharp cut or incision.

Sniff-Around

To search or explore a place or situation in a casual or informal manner.

Sniffer

A device or tool used to detect or analyze substances, often by sensing odors or chemical compositions.

Sniffer-Dog

A dog trained to detect substances by smell, commonly used in law enforcement and search and rescue operations.

Sniggering

To laugh quietly or in a suppressed manner, often in a way that suggests scorn or derision.

Snipping

The act of cutting something, typically with scissors or a similar tool.

Snitch

A person who informs on someone, especially to the authorities.

Snivel

To cry or whine with a sniffing sound.

Snobby

Having or showing an exaggerated sense of one's social status or importance.

Snog

A long, passionate kiss and cuddle.

Snood

A type of headwear or hair accessory that holds the hair back, often resembling a net or bag.

Snooze

To sleep lightly for a short period, especially during the day; to nap.