1. A small laugh.
2. Snickers is also the name of a candy bar.
A smallish laugh.
A giggle, often sarcastic in tone
A low pitched giggle.
The cast of Taste of Desperation - 2009 includes: Conrad Brooks as The Landlord Charles Donaldson as Officer Chandler Joe Duvall as The Thug Clark Fox as The Spy Karen Kinzey as The Secretary Kilof Legge as Good Cop Gail Maureen Hansen as The Mistress Kathryn McDonnell as Cafe Guest Kevin Mellema as Snickering Thug Mimi Pollock as Cafe Guest Dave Quammen as Officer Huston Richard Siegman as The Banker Harold Whitfield as The Informant
While not in the same league with such Alkies as Dean Martin, or Peter Lawford- who used to say nasty things about Gina when he was ( lit up) Miss Garland did drink, as do many celebs, and more importantly had a gross Drug problem- even Mad Magazine did a snickering satire - a parody on one of her songs- with the added lyric- And the trip that i"m taking- will mean my mind has gone! unfortunately Judy was dead by the time this hit the newstands. It was widely known that JG did drugs.
Stop snickering!Are you snickering at me?
Snickering is to giggle quietly.
unpleasant laugh Snickering is laughing, so the antonym would be cry.
The theif was snickering as he ran away from the bank with the stolen money
The word 'snickering' is the present participle of the verb 'to snicker'. The present participle of the verb is also a gerund, a verbal noun. Example uses: Verb: Bob is snickering about mistake in the sign's wording. Noun: We heard the snickering coming from the kids' room.
The teacher punished the two students for their constant snickering in class.While the bully was snickering over his cruel joke, a truck ran over his bicycle where he left it in the street.
The word "sniggering" is a form of "snickering" and may have the synonyms chuckling, giggling, or tittering. Snickering does have a modern connotation of evil or mischief.
A quiet laugh, usually at someone.
to half laugh in a disrespectful manner
the boys snickered at the plan they had made.
flicker, kicker, quicker, snicker, sticker
giggling, snickering, chortling, chuckling, guffawing