Snivel :
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Noun(1) whining in a tearful manner(2) the act of breathing heavily through the nose (as when the nose is congested
Verb(1) talk in a tearful manner(2) snuff up mucus through the nose(3) cry or whine with snuffling
(1) he shouldn't snivel about his punishment(2) After all the man had done for him, how could he whine and snivel and ask for more, dragging him down with demands?(3) Unfortunately, it never did, and she had to walk around enduring that constant pain without a single snivel .(4) The snivel , therefore, from our mines to to jack up its delivery services is not only opportune but one which should be taken seriously.(5) Kate started to snivel, looking sad and stunned(6) You can stay here and snivel all you want, but I'm not gonna let that brave girl die out there alone.(7) Within the blink of an eye, the sword hilt had been lowered upon the back of her head, and she crumpled neatly into a pile unconscious without so much as a snivel .(8) Daddy isn't supposed to snivel about how the locals didn't do their job.(9) When they eventually troop off, and away, I blub and snivel for hours because the house is suddenly so terribly empty.(10) It starts out with a bang, but after the initial fireworks, it can't seem to raise its level above a snivel .(11) Eric held back a reminiscent snivel , but the two voices heard it.(12) I couldn't look at them, all I could do was whine and snivel and cry like a stupid, stupid baby.(13) Lucy's torrent of howls weakened to a snivel(14) But don't do it because you expect to be rewarded for sniveling before His throne.(15) You've never cared or had the ability to be sensitive before; stop your sniveling and go back to sleep.(16) In fact I won ÔÇÿ sniveller of the yearÔÇÖ one year, according to a newspaper.
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