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Term: snickered

Part of Speech: verb

Senses:

1. (Transitive) To utter a low, partly stifled laugh in a sly or covert manner, often expressing scorn, derision, or amusement.

2. (Intransitive) To laugh in a subdued, partially repressed manner, often suggesting mockery or amusement.

3. (Intransitive) To give a stifled sound resembling a sneer; to express disdain or disapproval.

Usage:

- Charlie snickered at the comedian's jokes, finding them rather amusing.

- The students snickered behind the teacher's back when she made a mistake.

- Emily rolled her eyes and snickered at Michael's clumsy attempt to flirt with her.

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