snort in A Sentence

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    The sound is like a horse's Snort.

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    Snort this! Snort this hard!

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    Did you just Snort?

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    Speed. Did you shoot up or Snort it?

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    I Snorted at the idea of"finding myself.".

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    At that moment a pig Snorts.

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    This time the queen Snorted.

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    I almost Snorted beer from my nose.

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    He Snorted and took up his hat.

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    But before I could say anything, he Snorted.

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    I'll have a Snort.

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    Just Snort it off the floor.

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    is of a horse Snorting.

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    He can live there all he wants,” she Snorted.

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    They can try to escape, start Snorting or biting.

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    The Snorting of his horses is heard from Dan:

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    The Snorting of his horses was heard from Dan:

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    The resulting Old English word‘fnēosan' soon became‘fnesan,' meaning to Snort, sneeze.

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    It can be Snorted, or wrapped in paper and then swallowed('bombed').

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    Fast forward to today: The latest fad among youth today is Snorting chocolate;

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    I didn't want to call Sammy and Snort, but he's there right?

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    And the rich and famous in Miami Snorted every single gram of it.

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    This can be done as simple as by Snorting water from cupped hands;

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    Masticating or Snorting tobacco products usually releases more nicotine into the body than smoking.

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    Sniffs and Snorts and gasps and sighs- that can undermine any tale you're telling.

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    Why would Jim, who was so vocal about the evils of hard drugs, be Snorting heroin?

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    As tolerance builds rapidly in the short-term(hours), many lines are often Snorted to produce greater effects.

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    literally; she Snorts coke in the restroom, surrounded by a bevy of women vainly primping.

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    The lone rhino swiveled 180 degrees, Snorted, scraped all four feet on the dusty ground and charged.

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    Bible commentator William Barclay notes:“ In ordinary classical Greek the usual usage of[ em·bri·maʹo·mai] is of a horse Snorting.

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