Sentence examples for snuffle from inspiring English sources
verb
To sniff or smell with the nose loudly and audibly.
Partly hidden by tall grass, their tails wag happily as they snuffle around for roots and insects.
Eight years ago there were few truffling hounds "west of the Mississippi", says Mr Lefevre, but now more than 100 snuffle for truffles in Oregon.
Villagers still herd goats along its streets; pigs snuffle in the rubbish.Mr Bhasin, who heads a firm called Genpact, speaks of outsourcing as a dentist might of flossing.
Babies are not picked up at the first snuffle from their cots; children are expected to wait until parents have finished a conversation before getting their attention.
They snuffle and snort while foraging and manipulate prey solely with the mouth, chewing with noisy smacking of the jaws.
Wanting to disburse the material farther to the academic and scientific communities, in the mid-1990s Bernstein asked the U.S. State Department if he would need a license to publish Snuffle.
I managed to remain snuffle-free, but it was a close thing.
Greyhounds are not known for their love of water (have you ever seen one swim?), so if they can do it, any dog can (apart from pekinese, apparently, and some other short-faced dogs: their snuffle-snouts make swimming a potentially risky endeavour).
In his sketches of his own babies he shows them not as cherubs, but as snuffling young animals.
It was harvest time and rice was drying in front of stilted huts between which pigs snuffled.
A pig-herd ambled over to talk to us, his dark, hairy swine snuffling up acorns around him.
