int. ? Obs. [Cf. ’SNIGS and NIGS.] A form of minced oath.
1633. Rowley, Match at Midn., I. i. Sniggers! what does the devil and a saint both in a sign?
1749. Smollett, Gil Blas, I. xvii. ¶ 3. Odd ’sniggers! this smells strong of intrigues!
1836. Haliburton, Clockm., Ser. I. xxi. I sniggers if you didn’t frighten us properly.
