sniggers in a sentence

• Benny and Ronald snigger ( laugh in a disrespectful manner ).
• Squirming in anticipation and poised to snigger, we were disappointed.
• At first glance, it offers a few sniggers at best.
• Of course, he answered it, prompting sniggers from reporters.
• "Paula Jonestown, " as one Clinton aide sniggers.
• Go snigger up your sleeves somewhere else, Linuxbeak, in particular.
• If you enjoy a good snigger, he's your man.
• It seems it is now her turn to snigger.
• I know people will laugh and snigger at that.
• Others, however, snigger at the notion.
• It's difficult to see sniggers in a sentence .
• Drat _ left choking on an unrequited snigger.
• He has written a book called Snigger and the Nutbeast for Lucy's birthday.
• In fact, even published papers in unrespected or sub-par journals garner sniggers.
• When he relates that it is Mary Whitehouse-his son-in-law sniggers.
• They were both happy with the arrangement, ignoring the sniggers from other residents of the street.
• Yeah . . . I'll bet other nations'supporters are having a good snigger.
• :: People would snigger if the Queen of England dubbed someone who was already a knight.
• Will we ever really know ? " ) while his friends snigger knowingly in the back pew.
• Academics snigger at the claim, but Syed Hussein is probably laughing all the way to the bank.
• She likes Tam and her idol is David because he wrote Snigger and the Nutbeast for her 11th birthday.