snick in a sentence
n.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5
Definition
To snick means to make a quiet, suppressed laugh or snicker, often in response to something amusing or ridiculous.
Crossword clues for snick
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "snick".
- A quiet laugh in response to humor.
- Suppress a chuckle when amused.
- A soft laugh at something silly.
- Laugh softly at a funny moment.
- Make a subtle sound of amusement.
Snick sentence examples
- She couldn't help but snick when she heard the unexpected joke.
- The children snick at the idea of going to bed early on a weekend.
- He let out a snick of laughter after hearing his friend’s embarrassing story.
- With a quick snick, she cut through the thick rope with her knife.
- As the door closed behind him, a snick echoed through the empty hallway.
- The children snick at the silly faces their teacher makes during the lesson.
- She tried to suppress a snick of laughter when she saw her friend's outfit.
- As the door creaked open, a snick echoed through the quiet room.
- He couldn't help but snick under his breath at the ridiculous suggestion.
- The cat let out a soft snick as it nibbled on its favorite treat.
- The children began to snick as the magician pulled a rabbit out of his hat.
- She tried to stifle a snick when her friend tripped over the curb.
- A quiet snick echoed in the room as he closed the book with a satisfied grin.
- His snick of laughter caught everyone’s attention during the serious meeting.
- As soon as the door clicked shut, a soft snick followed, signaling their secret was safe.