Snort is valid Scrabble Word

Is snort a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is snort valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

5 letters word
5 points in Scrabble
6 points in WWF

Definitions for SNORT in dictionary:

VERB:

to exhale noisily through the nostrils
(of an animal) make a sudden explosive sound through the nose, especially when excited or frightened
inhale (the powdered form of an illegal drug, especially cocaine) through the nose
To force the air with violence through the nose, so as to make a noise, as do high-spirited horsed in prancing and play.
To snore.
To laugh out loudly.
To expel throught the nostrils with a snort; to utter with a snort.
indicate contempt by breathing noisily and forcefully through the nose
make a snorting sound by exhaling hard
inhale recreational drugs

inhale through the nose
exhale noisily through the nostrils
make a sudden explosive sound through one's nose, especially to express indignation or derision

NOUN:

a snorting sound made by an animal, typically when excited or frightened
a quantity of an illegal drug, especially cocaine, inhaled in powdered form through the nose
a measure of an alcoholic drink
The act of snorting; the sound produced in snorting.
a disrespectful laugh
a cry or noise made to express displeasure or contempt
act or sound of snorting
an explosive sound made by the sudden forcing of breath through one's nose, used to express indignation, derision, or incredulity

Words related to SNORT

snorted8 snortier8 snortiest9 snorting9 snortingly14 snortings10 snorts6 snorty9

Words that contain SNORT

snorts6 snorty9 snorted8 snorter7 snorters8 snortier8 snorting9 snortiest9 snortings10 ripsnorter12 snortingly14 ripsnorters13 ripsnorting14 ripsnortingly19

How to use SNORT in a sentence

We heard his snort as he went crashing up the hillside.
Mac gave out a sound between a cough and a snort, and wiped his eyes on the back of his hand.
When I lay awake in my barrack-room at night I could hear the stamp and snort of the old black troopers, and it did me good.
How he used to snort if a stranger came near him! He could kick the eye out of a mosquito, and bite too, if he got the chance.
As the big black felt the blow he uttered a snort of rage, jerked forward his head and seemed to fly over the ground.
Ye needna snort, none of you Highlanders, and you in especial, Robin.
She would snort and rear, and, in fact, do or suffer any thing rather than set her hoof in it.
At dusk the mule came out unexpectedly upon a turnpike and halted with a snort.
With a startled snort, the moose reared, staggered, and then with tremendous leaps bounded across the twenty or thirty yards of intervening meadow and vanished in the forest.
It was a snort from Constable Swanton that gave the alarm.

Then a huge green and white monster loomed up before the animal, and with a snort of mingled rage and horror the bull stopped short in its tracks.
All at once, no one could tell how, but with a furious effort the mare shook off her hated burden, and, with a snort of triumph, dashed madly away.
Giving a snort of disobedience, off he ran after this new friend toward the grassy meadows.
She made a sound suspiciously like a snort, and threw the tablet down on the littered table of the bunk house.
Then the animal gave an unexpected snort of rage and charged full tilt at the helpless youth.
He gave a wild snort, and, just as Roger found himself at liberty, he turned and gazed angrily at Phil and his steed.
They were still some distance from the animals when they heard one of the steeds give a sudden snort of alarm.
At the first shot the bear dropped his hold and swung around, uttering a loud snort of pain as he did so.
I was stooping to examine the more recent signs, when a sharp snort made me raise my head quickly.
The swift turn that was required of him he made on his hind legs, and then, with a plunge and a snort of delight, he was away over the level toward the wood.
Skinner rolled over twice, got up and shook himself with a satisfied snort and went away to feed.
With another furious snort, it gained the top of the bank and bounded toward where they stood hitched, chewing their hay.
After an examination of the sprawling footprints, the big man uttered a peculiar snort of satisfaction, and again pushed on with increased speed.
When suddenly disturbed they utter a short angry snort, and make off at a canter rather than a gallop.
Four times he allowed the farmer to come almost within reaching distance only to turn and bolt with a snort of alarm just at the crucial moment.
He gave a long snort, which was his way of expressing his fear.
Halfway up the next hill the car slowed suddenly, gave a snort, gasped twice as Bud retarded the spark to help her out, and, died.
Suddenly there was a snort of terror from one of the horses, and the carriage stopped abruptly.
On the high bold grassy point about four hundred yards we saw two horses that held their heads aloft and gave a snort, then galloped away out of sight.
In spite of careful handling, the herd became spoiled, and would run from the howl of a wolf or the snort of a horse.
Every now and then he would snort, as if frightened.
Fly gave a snort and fell in the harness, struck in the neck.

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