[f. SNIGGLE v.2] A snigger or snicker.
1852. Mrs. Stowe, Uncle Tom’s C., I. viii. 100. Marks patronized his joke by a quiet introductory sniggle.
1887. Rider Haggard, Jess, xxxii. 315. A fierce half-sniggle, half-laugh.
[f. SNIGGLE v.2] A snigger or snicker.
1852. Mrs. Stowe, Uncle Tom’s C., I. viii. 100. Marks patronized his joke by a quiet introductory sniggle.
1887. Rider Haggard, Jess, xxxii. 315. A fierce half-sniggle, half-laugh.
