Sneers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SNEERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SNEER, to curl the lip in contempt
• smile or speak in a contemptuous or mocking manner
NOUN:
• a contemptuous or mocking smile, remark, or tone

Words related to SNEERS

sneer5 sneered8 sneering9

How to use SNEERS in a sentence

• The covert sneers, the caustic criticisms, and the go-to-meeting attitude of the old lady irritated the girl beyond measure.
• As for me, I looked on with indifference, or at most some philosophic sneers.
• This feeling is greatly increased by the occasional taunts and sneers we see directed against us in foreign scientific works.
• Thrale, in spite of the opposition of her friends, the repugnance of her daughters, and the sneers of society, married Piozzi.
• He laughs and sneers to make up for his deficiencies, like that Pietro Aretino who threw his perishable mud at Michael Angelo.
• Vile is the attitude of England, vile her threats, her sneers, her wicked contempt of a great people in agony.
• Not one awoke to interfere with the strange happiness she felt in those pious offices, or to wound her sensibilities by the surprise or the sneers of the vulgar.
• In the beginning he accepted their sneers with a degree of philosophy.
• The cynic of forty sneers at what he terms the platitudes of commencement addresses.
• Proposed to the Navy Department in the preceding fall by John Ericsson, in spite of sneers and doubts, a contract was given him in October to construct a vessel after his design.
• The first man watched their efforts, sneers twitching his lips as man after man failed.
• For ten months Italy, in the face of sneers and jeers, threats and reproaches, had maintained her neutrality.
• Apollo, the archer of the sun, was equally imprudent, and was richly punished for his sneers.
• But when he goes on to ask with sneers, why I should believe his denial, if I did not consider him trustworthy in the first instance? I can only answer, I really do not know.
• One of them was named Hiram Young, a very ignorant but positive American sailor, the other named Daniel Sneers, an Englishman equally ignorant and if possible more positive.
• The ridicule was hard enough to bear, but the sneers at his stingy ways hurt him most.
• They did not love him for it, and little he cared, in the end dismissing them with abuse and sneers.
• Dairy work, candle and sausage making were done by women, and any innovation was met with sneers.
• The priests did not understand his sneers, and Phineas, of Galilean origin, refused to translate them.
• A man of personality should never be haunted with worry from the sneers of his inferiors because of their own laxity.
• This sudden and marked contempt for my authority on the part of the dogs did more than all the sneers of the Koraks to shake my confidence in my own skill.
• To us in the present inquiry its interest lies in the frequency with which the excellence of Germany is asserted against Italian sneers.
• The huge ogre of patronage, gnawing at the character, the honor, and the life of the country, grimly sneers that the people cannot help themselves and that nothing can be done.

Similar words containing SNEER without suffix s

sneer5 sneery9 sneered8 sneerer7 sneerers8 sneerful11 sneerier8 sneering9 sneeriest9 sneerings10 sneeringly14

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