Snores is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SNORES in dictionary:

VERB:
• SNORE, to breath noisily while sleeping
• make a snorting or grunting sound while asleep
NOUN:
• a thing that is extremely boring
• a snorting or grunting sound in a person's breathing while they are asleep
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to breathe loudly while sleeping

Words related to SNORES

snore5 snored7 snoring8

Words that contain SNORES

outsnores9

How to use SNORES in a sentence

• Her rhythmic snores soon proved that she slept, while Johnnie lay thinking of the various proffers she had that evening received of a lamp to her feet, a light on her path.
• Snores from various points announced that most of the men were sleeping soundly.
• The Major wriggled beneath it and was presently putting up a barrage of snores terrible to hear.
• The snores of the ugly Monster revealed its razor-sharp fangs which measured in at at least a foot long.
• Uncle John had listened at his door again, but the snores had ceased and a deathlike silence seemed to pervade the apartment.
• His deep breathing and occasional snores did not attract the attention of Private Gosling-Green, as Private Gosling-Green was sound asleep.
• Smith, from the squalor of the second-class from the whisky-laden snores of Dick Shand, to a sweeter, brighter, cleaner world.
• Already she heard the snores of two coachmen and a groom, who were taking their siesta in the stable, after having dined copiously.
• It was during the quieter hours when the place rumbled to snores that Folsom yielded to his desire to write his wife, a desire which had been growing steadily.
• All about were signs of the celebration in which the thieves had indulged, and their loud snores told how sound asleep they were.
• He said nothing more to me, and I soon knew by his snores that he had fallen asleep.
• Then he hunts himself out a hollow tree or rock-shelter, curls himself up quietly to sleep, and snores away the whole livelong winter.
• There are no ceilings to the pigeon-holes, the walls are thin, and the snores from all the sleepers and every move and turn of your nearer neighbours come plainly to your ears.
• He heard low-toned conversation mingled with German snores in the trench, and sniffed contemptuously.
• All the while he heard the steady snores of Herr Schlugst, sleeping in his iron hut.
• From all over the floor came lusty snores and the mutterings of world-worn men.
• He stood a minute watching Tommy Brock and listening attentively to the snores.
• The men were sleeping rolls of snores, huddled close around the fire.
• The soldiers were leaning sleepily against the sides of the car, and loud snores came from the seats and the floor.
• Plainly he would go on hovering unless loud snores from the pirates gave him assurance.
• From some came snores and through many a windblown flap, the searching moonlight revealed sleeping figures.
• D’Artagnan makes all Speed, Porthos snores, and Aramis counsels.
• He awoke once or twice in the night and heard healthy snores about him.

Similar words containing SNORE without suffix s

snore5 snored7 snorer6 snorers7 outsnore8 outsnored10 outsnores9

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