Definition
Definition of snuffled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
medicalRare having a blocked or congested noseRare
- She spoke in a snuffled voice due to her cold.
2.
soundRare producing a sound of sniffing or snortingRare
- The dog made a snuffled noise as it sniffed around.
Origin of snuffled
Middle English, snoflen (to snuffle)
Examples of snuffled in a sentence
The child’s snuffled breathing worried his parents. She made a snuffled sound while crying. His snuffled breathing indicated a cold.
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- French:enrhumé, reniflant, ...
- German:schnupfig, schnüffelnder, ...
- Italian:naso chiuso, rumore di annusare, ...
- Spanish:tapado, sonido de olfateo, ...
- Portuguese:constipado, resfolegante, ...
- Chinese:鼻塞的, 发出吸鼻声的, ...
- Japanese:鼻が詰まった, くんくんする音, ...
- Arabic:مُصاب بِاِحْتِقان الأَنْف, مُشَمْشِم, ...
- Hebrew:מְצֻנָּן, מְרַחְרֵחַ, ...
- Russian:заложенный нос, фыркающий звук, ...
- Ukrainian:забитий, хрюкаючий, ...
- Hindi:बंद नाक वाला, सूंघने की आवाज़, ...
Definition of snuffle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
breathingRare breathe noisily through a partially blocked noseRare
- The cold made him snuffle loudly during the meeting..
2.
cryingRare cry or whine while snufflingRare
- The child snuffled as she cried for her toy.
3.
searchingRare UK search for something using the noseRare UK
- The dog snuffled around the yard for its toy..
Noun
1.
speechRare nasal tone in someone's voiceRare
- Her speech had a noticeable snuffle.
2.
medicalRare condition with nasal congestion causing snufflingRare
- He caught a cold and now has a snuffle.
Origin of snuffle
Dutch, snuffelen (to snuffle)
Examples of snuffle in a sentence
He began to snuffle as the pollen count rose. He began to snuffle when he lost his toy. She couldn't help but snuffle during the sad movie. The pig snuffled through the leaves for truffles. She snuffled around the kitchen for a midnight snack. His cold gave him a persistent snuffle.
The snuffle in his voice was endearing. Her snuffle was noticeable during the presentation. The baby's snuffle kept him awake all night.
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- French:renifler, ton nasillard, ...
- German:schniefen, Nasenton, ...
- Italian:sbuffare, tono nasale, ...
- Spanish:resollar, tono nasal, ...
- Portuguese:fungar, tom nasal, ...
- Chinese:抽鼻子, 鼻音, ...
- Japanese:鼻をすする, 鼻声, ...
- Arabic:تَنَفَّسَ بِأَنْفٍ مَسْدُود, نَبْرَة أَنْفِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:לִנְשֹׁם דֶּרֶךְ אַף סָתוּם, טוֹן אַפִּי, ...
- Russian:шмыгать носом, носовой оттенок, ...
- Ukrainian:сопіти, гнусавий, ...
- Hindi:सूँघना, नासिक स्वर, ...
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