0 to take air in through your nose, often in order to smell sth -- snufse
1 -- snufs [ neuter ]
He gave a loud sniff. Han snufset høyt.
2 to draw in air through the nose with a slight noise. -- snufse, snøfte
4 an act of sniffing. -- snufs(ing), snus(ing)
Why should we not profit from whatever structure we can sniff out, abstract and re-use?
A sniff cycle is composed of an inhalation and an exhalation, and its duration is 200-500 msec for rabbits.
It got a little sniff of easing and the stock market took off, the bond market took off.
Individuals entered a fruit-fall area cautiously, usually by meandering around the area sniffing the litter surface.
Ironically, sniffing out such meanings may be considered part of the licence that perfumance grants the nosy textual detective.
He responds to those who dare trespass in the garden with indifferent silence or grunts, his conversations consisting of sniffs, growls, belches.
Anogenital sniffing - olfactory investigation of the anogenital region of the opponent.
In many challenging situations when animals are uncertain what to do, they actively seek better information, peering, listening, tasting, probing, or sniffing.
