Definition
Definition of snorter - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
soundRare person or animal that makes a snorting soundRare
- The horse was a loud snorter.
2.
- That wave was a real snorter, nearly capsized the boat.!
3.
- That party was a real snorter!
4.
- The math test was a snorter.
5.
weatherDated powerful gale in nautical termsDated
- The ship faced a snorter at sea.
Origin of snorter
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Examples of snorter in a sentence
During the night, the snorter kept everyone awake. The storm was a snorter, causing widespread damage. That rollercoaster is a real snorter, not for the faint-hearted. The concert last night was a snorter! His latest novel is a snorter in the literary world. Climbing that mountain was a real snorter.
The crossword puzzle turned out to be a snorter. A sudden snorter caught the crew off guard. They prepared the sails for an approaching snorter.
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- French:renifleur, monstre, ...
- German:Schnaufer, riesige Sache, ...
- Italian:sbuffatore, mostro, ...
- Spanish:resoplador, bestia, ...
- Portuguese:roncador, coisa gigantesca, ...
- Chinese:打响鼻的动物, 巨物, ...
- Japanese:鼻鳴らし, 大波, ...
- Arabic:نافِخ, وَحْش, ...
- Hebrew:נוֹחֵר, מִפְלֶצֶת, ...
- Russian:фыркающее животное, гигант, ...
- Ukrainian:хрюкач, велетень, ...
- Hindi:सूँघने वाला, बड़ा धमाका, ...
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