sniggle

English

From an alteration (perhaps due to giggle) of snigger, itself a variant of snicker.

sniggle (third-person singular simple present sniggles, present participle sniggling, simple past and past participle sniggled)

See snig (“a kind of eel”) +‎ -le (frequentative verbal suffix).

sniggle (third-person singular simple present sniggles, present participle sniggling, simple past and past participle sniggled)

From an alteration of snag +‎ -le.

sniggle (third-person singular simple present sniggles, present participle sniggling, simple past and past participle sniggled)

单词	sniggle
释义	sniggle English Etymology 1 From an alteration (perhaps due to giggle) of snigger, itself a variant of snicker. Verb sniggle (third-person singular simple present sniggles, present participle sniggling, simple past and past participle sniggled) To chortle or chuckle; snicker (often used in contempt). Related terms sniggler (a person who sniggles) Etymology 2 See snig (“a kind of eel”) +‎ -le (frequentative verbal suffix). Verb sniggle (third-person singular simple present sniggles, present participle sniggling, simple past and past participle sniggled) (intransitive) To fish for eels by thrusting a baited hook into their dens. (transitive) To catch by this means. (transitive, figuratively) To ensnare. Etymology 3 From an alteration of snag +‎ -le. Verb sniggle (third-person singular simple present sniggles, present participle sniggling, simple past and past participle sniggled) (obsolete) To steal something of little value References Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Thesaurus 1993. Anagrams eglings, gesling, gingles, leggins, niggles
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