Dictionary definition of snigger

1. It's unkind to snigger at someone's accent or speech impediment.
2. The group of friends would often snigger at inside jokes that others couldn't understand.
3. She couldn't hide her snigger when she saw her sibling's embarrassing moment caught on video.
4. It's important to teach children not to snigger at others who may be different from them.
5. The gossiping girls would snigger at the latest rumors they heard.
6. He would snigger at the smallest provocation, finding humor in the mundane.
7. The bully would always snigger at the quiet, introverted student.
8. The mischievous siblings would snigger while playing pranks on their parents.
9. Despite the serious topic, some attendees couldn't help but snigger during the conference.
10. The sarcastic remark made him snigger under his breath.
11. The mean-spirited classmates would snigger at the girl's fashion choices.
12. The misbehaving students would snigger when the teacher's back was turned.
13. The comedian's jokes fell flat, and all he could hear was a faint snigger from the audience.
14. He couldn't help but snigger at the unintentional humor in her speech.
15. Some students sniggered when the teacher made a funny mistake.
16. It's unkind to snigger at someone's misfortune; show empathy instead.
17. She caught him trying to snigger at her wardrobe malfunction.
18. Their attempt to snigger discreetly during the serious meeting was futile.
19. It's important to maintain professionalism and not snigger at colleagues.
20. He tried to stifle his snigger when his friend's joke went awry.
21. The comedian's controversial humor made some audience members snigger.
22. The movie's witty dialogue often led the audience to snigger.
23. Instead of sniggering, offer support when someone makes a mistake.
24. Sniggering at others can damage relationships and erode trust.