Verb:

চাপাহাসি,

sniggers's Usage Examples:

"BBC NEWS – UK – England – Kent – Emin anger over public 'sniggers'".

They were both happy with the arrangement, ignoring the sniggers from other residents of the street.

at the Wigmore Hall in February 1936, a performance which was met with sniggers and cold silence, undermining the confidence of the composer.

Rajeev sniggers at the suggestion and is nasty while pointing out how out-of-place it is.

close-to-the-bone belly laughs, both the humour and the situations are sure to prompt sniggers of recognition with foreign audiences of all ages.

Yosser attends George's funeral and loudly sniggers at the priest's banal eulogy.

out of five stars and said: "Ferrell's man-child invites sympathy and sniggers, making this amusing despite some flimsy plotting.

Thaxter wrote: "He invests the role with a warmth and validity that silences sniggers that could so easily greet a lesser performance of this difficult role.

There were sniggers from passengers when Slattery demanded that Maz move to a different carriage.

a phone call that I have Tourettes, answering a question or addressing sniggers on public transport.

When he relates that it is Mary Whitehouse, his son-in-law sniggers.

TG4, was laugh out loud funny – interspersed with a couple of knowing sniggers.

"Christchurch mosque shooter sniggers as victim reads out his impact statement".

His maiden speech was greeted by sneers and sniggers from the professional politicians in the Dáil and set the scene for what.

When the reaction to Kazuma's Ultimate Japan wears off, Kirisaki sniggers at Kazuma and asks if his Japan is finally perfect, but Kazuma vows to.

Synonyms:

express joy; laugh; snicker; express mirth;

Antonyms:

Bronx cheer; yodel; halloo; utterance; cry;