Snorters

The plural of 'snorter', referring to individuals or animals that make a loud, rasping sound while inhaling or exhaling air through their nose, often during sleep or due to respiratory issues. Figuratively, it can describe someone who consumes a substance, especially drugs, by inhaling it through the nose. Additionally, it might characterize something that makes a loud, snorting noise resembling a breath. Lastly, it can indicate a person who expresses disapproval or derision in a snorting manner.

Snorters meaning with examples

• The herd of elephants, resting in the shade, filled the jungle night with a symphony of snorts, a chorus of deep snorters as they slept. Their powerful lungs created rhythmic sounds. It made for a deep, rich and calming atmosphere throughout the forest.
• During the illegal raid on the club, several individuals were caught in the act. They were snorters, swiftly scooping up their supply to try and hide. However, the police were very quick to detain and arrest them for possession.
• The old engine sputtered and coughed before finally restarting. Then the old engine became a snorter as it sped away from the station, its gears clacking out a rhythm throughout the run.
• Hearing her latest ridiculous proposal, the board members exchanged glances, and a few of them were snorters, conveying their disbelief. The others kept their mouths closed but knew they were thinking the same.