Snort

usgb/snɔːrt/
verb

To make a loud noise by sucking air quickly through your nose, typically because you are laughing or because you are disgusted or angry.

She snorted with laughter.
Visual representation of "snort" - To make a loud noise by sucking air quickly through your nose, typically because you are laughing or because you are disgusted or angry

Often appears as...

  • snort with laughter
  • snort in disgust
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Emotional Response

Used to show a reaction like surprise, amusement, or irritation. Can imply a lack of words.

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He snorted in disbelief at the news.
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Sudden Interruption

To interrupt speaking or laughing abruptly with a snort, indicating strong emotion.

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She was trying to apologize but snorted with laughter instead.
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Disapproval

Expresses a strong judgment or negative opinion in a non-verbal way.

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At the rude joke, he just snorted.
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