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snorty

ADJECTIVE
  1. (British informal) ill-tempered or annoyed

How To Use snorty In A Sentence

  • I am snuffle only, not snorty with sneeze. Is this what to rhinitis belong to?
  • At the word 'whales,' let the music go snorty; an 'for wells, gliddery; an' likewise in a moving dulcet manner for the holy an 'humble Men o' heart. ' I Saw Three Ships and Other Winter Tales
  • Why the person catches a cold, always accompany headache snorty?
  • Why the person catches a cold, always accompany headache snorty?
  • Then after me it was right old Dim should have his turn, which he did in a beasty snorty howly sort of a way with his Peebee Shelley maskie taking no notice, while I held on to her. Where's the show?
  • We're meant to be the ones doing the cute, slightly snorty laugh because he's just so hilarious. The Sun
  • If you notice the camerawork is a bit shaky and there are some snorty, chokey sounds in the background, it's because he let me hold the Flip camera and I was kinda laughing. Link-mad Monday
  • The opening is a snorty sax conversation over fast, free-swing drumming between the two tenorists.
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