0 to smell something by taking air in through your nose:
Dogs love sniffing each other.
Dogs are sometimes used at airports to sniff out (= find by smelling) drugs in people's luggage.
He was expelled from school for sniffing glue (= taking in the gas from glue because of the feelings of pleasure that this gives).
You're sniffing a lot - do you have a cold?
[ + speech ] "They didn't even serve wine at dinner!" she sniffed.
1 a quick breath in through the nose to smell something, or to stop liquid in the nose from coming out:
3 to express a bad opinion of something or someone; to show disapproval:
4 a quick breath in through the nose to smell something:
She took a sniff of the medicine.
He sniffed the flowers.
All plasticity, the work ends with a stage essentially emptied, but for a dog, looking like a stray, sniffing for carrion.
There are many cases already of dogs sniffing out human disease that have been reported in this section.
I hardly think the subject warrants that,' ' sniffed one college head.
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