snored
past simple and past participle ofsnore
snore
verb[I]
uk/snɔːr/us/snɔːr/B2
tobreathein a verynoisyway while you aresleeping:
Sometimes myhusbandsnores soloudly, itkeepsmeawakeatnight.
Do youknowanycuresfor snoring?
Noises made by the body
- belch
- blow
- borborygmus
- break
- break windidiom
- bruit
- burp
- footstep
- grumble
- hiccup
- pass windidiom
- sneeze
- snore
- snorer
- snoring
- snort
- wheeze
- wheezy
- wind
- yawn
Examplesofsnored
snored
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
The image of a rat would then move across the man's sleeping body, and jump into his mouth as hesnored.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.However, his overly picky habits caused him to reject her after he learned that shesnored.
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