"Snuffed" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
(past tense of "snuff")
to blast smoke out of a chimney or out of a gun barrel
to stop a fire from burning by depriving it of air
to kill somebody with a small amount of smoke: to make somebody unconscious by blowing smoke into their face
(brit to go mad or be defeated, especially while fighting)
past tense of "snuff it", to lose consciousness or die suddenly, usually due to smoking or an inhalant
Here are 5 usage examples of the word "snuffed":
Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (a biological term) but commonly referred to as Single Nucleotide Variant (SNV) <br><br>or <br><br>Short News Post (a journalism term)
The verb "snub" means to deliberately ignore or show disdain for someone, often because of their social status, behavior, or conduct. It can involve refusing to speak to someone, excluding them from a group, or treating them in a discourteous or offensive manner.
To snub someone or something means to deliberately ignore or show a lack of respect or consideration for them. It involves refusing to speak to, associate with, or show interest in someone or something, often in a rude or dismissive way.
A word with a bit of an edge!<br><br>To snub someone or something means to deliberately ignore or slight them, often in a way that is rude or dismissive. It can also imply that you've rejected or refused someone's offer, invitation, or gesture of friendship.<br><br>For example: "She snubbed him at the party, which really hurt his feelings."
Snuff is a small quantity of powdered tobacco, usually sniffed or inhaled through the nose to release its psychoactive properties. It is typically smoked or used in pipes and has been known for its pharmacological and ceremonial uses for centuries. Today, snuff is still used recreationally, particularly among some 정 and bear species.
The word "snuffles" is a verb or noun that refers to a gentle or soft snorting or sniffing sound, often associated with a cold or allergy.
The verb "snuffling" refers to the act of sniffing or breathing heavily, often with a nasal sound, usually used to describe something or someone, typically animals, searching for or tracking something, such as food or a scent. It can also be used metaphorically to describe the process of gathering information or gathering something in a clumsy or awkward manner.
To snuff out means to extinguish or put out a flame, fire, or other source of light by depriving it of oxygen, often by pressing down on it with the fingers or a piece of material. It can also refer to putting an end to something, such as a activity, emotion, or hope.
Having a comfortable and cozy fit; warm and comfortable; securely held or positioned. Fitting closely and comfortably to something or someone.