snivel|sniveled|sniveling|snivelled|snivelling|snivels in English
verb
[sniv·el || 'snɪvl]
sniffle; run at the nose; whine, whimper, complain tearfully
Use "snivel|sniveled|sniveling|snivelled|snivelling|snivels" in a sentence
1. Synonyms for Blubbed include cried, wept, sobbed, bawled, wailed, blubbered, whined, keened, sniveled and snivelled
2. Synonyms for Boohooed include cried, wept, sobbed, bawled, wailed, blubbered, whined, keened, sniveled and snivelled
3. Synonyms for Broken down include cried, wept, sobbed, bawled, wailed, blubbered, whined, keened, sniveled and snivelled
4. Antonyms for Convulsed include cried, wept, sobbed, bawled, wailed, blubbered, whined, keened, sniveled and snivelled
5. Synonyms for Bemoaned include cried, wept, sobbed, bawled, wailed, blubbered, whined, keened, sniveled and snivelled
6. Synonyms for Blubbered include cried, wept, sobbed, bawled, wailed, whined, keened, sniveled, snivelled and whimpered
7. Antonyms for Cachinnation include sadness, unhappiness, blubbering, crying, snivelling, sniveling, wailing, bawling, bewailing and howling
8. He's sniveling.
9. Mustn't snivel, Gavin.
10. That snivelling creep/coward!
11. She's snivelling after crying.
12. He's a snivelling idiot!
13. She's always snivelling about her unhappy childhood.
14. Is that all you got you sniveling dog?
15. A small boy was sniveling on a chair.
16. He snivelled to his father about his troubles.
17. Those sniveling cowards... with their long bows... and Black Arrows.
18. Put your handkerchief away--don't snivel before me.
19. Billy started to snivel. His mother smacked his hand.
20. All the while becoming crusty and cynical or a pathetic, sniveling victim.
21. All the while becoming crusty and cynical a pathetic , sniveling victim.
22. All the while becoming crusty and cynical, or a pathetic and sniveling victim.
23. I've warned you. If you fail, don't come snivelling back to me.
24. He's sitting in his bedroom snivelling because he was told off for not doing his homework.
25. All the while becoming crusty and crynical or a pathetic, sniveling victim.