Noun:

শিকনি,

snivelling's Usage Examples:

witless, spiritless, snivelling, sneaking doll.

indirectly using unparliamentary language by moving the motion "that that snivelling grub be no longer heard".

The character has been described as "squat and snivelling", and not one of the "better choices" of Bet.

different from later incarnations, being largely unintelligent, naive, and snivelling.

" Charlie Porter in The Times said that it was "a snivelling apology for an official song" that "washes over you".

The Guardian as an "unnerving presence" and in The Independent as a "snivelling sidekick urging his master on to acts of increasing depravity".

As a self-conscious and snivelling child, he acts as an informer.

In Born to be King, he issues his plea in a tearful, snivelling humiliated state.

found out what was going on and physically attacked Eli, calling him a "snivelling little traitor".

The picture painted of a wretched little neurotic, snivelling miserably before a swarm of swanking bullies, suspecting that he smelt.

later said that his mother had to drag him to the piano, "an unwilling, snivelling child – I did not absorb music into my being until my middle twenties.

overcoming fear and guilt, malice and falsehood, doubts and mistrust and snivelling self-help addiction; not to break his desire, not even where it appears.

Monks (played by Marc Warren) is shown as a pathetic, snivelling character, dominated by his ambitious mother Mrs.

Synonyms:

sniffle; blub; weep; snuffle; blubber; cry;

Antonyms:

mitigated; specify; close up; shout; whisper;