All English words - page 3462

Meanings of Snowplough:

noun

An implement or vehicle for clearing roads of thick snow by pushing it aside.

Usage examples:

However, around 1,000 vehicles, vans and snowploughs worth in excess of £2.5 million are still earm…

verb

Ski with the tips of one's skis pointing inwards in order to slow down or turn.

Usage examples:

I snowploughed down many a run

Meanings of Snowplow:

noun

An implement or vehicle for clearing roads of thick snow by pushing it aside.

Usage examples:

However, around 1,000 vehicles, vans and snowploughs worth in excess of £2.5 million are still earm…

verb

Ski with the tips of one's skis pointing inwards in order to slow down or turn.

Usage examples:

I snowploughed down many a run

Meanings of Snowplowed:

verb

Ski with the tips of one's skis pointing inwards in order to slow down or turn.

Usage examples:

I snowploughed down many a run

noun

An implement or vehicle for clearing roads of thick snow by pushing it aside.

Usage examples:

However, around 1,000 vehicles, vans and snowploughs worth in excess of £2.5 million are still earm…

Meanings of Snowplows:

noun

An implement or vehicle for clearing roads of thick snow by pushing it aside.

Usage examples:

However, around 1,000 vehicles, vans and snowploughs worth in excess of £2.5 million are still earm…

verb

Ski with the tips of one's skis pointing inwards in order to slow down or turn.

Usage examples:

I snowploughed down many a run

Meanings of Snows:

noun

Atmospheric water vapour frozen into ice crystals and falling in light white flakes or lying on the ground as a white layer.

Usage examples:

We were trudging through deep snow

verb

Snow falls.

Usage examples:

It's not snowing so heavily now

Meanings of Snowscape:

noun

A landscape covered in snow.

Usage examples:

The 30-plus dancers gave us a first half like something out of a fairytale with a country house chr…

Meanings of Snowshoeing:

verb

Travel wearing snowshoes.

Usage examples:

We snowshoed down into the next valley

noun

That activity of walking over snow wearing snowshoes (= flat frames with straps of material stretched across them that can be attached to boots to allow a person to walk on snow without sinking in)

Usage examples:

Snowshoeing is a great group activity to enjoy the beautiful scenery., mastering snowshoeing should…

Meanings of Snowshoes:

noun

A flat device resembling a racket, which is attached to the sole of a boot and used for walking on snow.

Usage examples:

You are walking on snowshoes, so it's very physically demanding.

verb

Travel wearing snowshoes.

Usage examples:

We snowshoed down into the next valley

Meanings of Snowstorm:

noun

A heavy fall of snow, especially with a high wind.

Usage examples:

If the temperature rises during or after a snowstorm, it means heavier, wetter snow will be deposit…

Meanings of Snowsuit:

noun

An all-in-one outer garment covering the body, legs, and arms, worn outdoors in winter.

Usage examples:

As soon as they could walk, my mother and aunts were shoved outside to play, in snowsuits in the wi…

Meanings of Snowy:

adjective

Covered with snow.

Usage examples:

Snowy mountains

Meanings of Snubber:

noun

A simple kind of shock absorber.

Usage examples:

I put a devil's claw on the chain with a nylon snubber to the samson post, pipe-furled the sails an…

Meanings of Snubbers:

noun

A simple kind of shock absorber.

Usage examples:

I put a devil's claw on the chain with a nylon snubber to the samson post, pipe-furled the sails an…

Meanings of Snuck:

verb

Move or go in a furtive or stealthy way.

Usage examples:

I sneaked out by the back exit

noun

(especially in children's use) someone who informs an adult or person in authority of a companion's misdeeds; a telltale.

Usage examples:

Ethel was the form sneak and goody-goody

adjective

Acting or done surreptitiously, unofficially, or without warning.

Usage examples:

A sneak thief

Past simple and past participle of sneak

Meanings of Snuff:

verb

Extinguish (a candle or flame).

Usage examples:

A breeze snuffed out the candle

noun

The charred part of a candle wick.

Meanings of Snuff-out:

phrasal verb

To stop a flame from burning, usually by covering it

Usage examples:

The child was allowed to snuff out the candles., there is concern that overfishing could snuff out …

Meanings of Snuff-up:

idiom

Good enough

Usage examples:

Her work isn’t up to snuff.

Meanings of Snuffbox:

noun

A small ornamental box for holding snuff.

Usage examples:

Other rooms are all full of smoking paraphernalia, like cigar labels, snuffboxes, and pipes; ‘femin…

Meanings of Snuffboxes:

noun

A small ornamental box for holding snuff.

Usage examples:

Other rooms are all full of smoking paraphernalia, like cigar labels, snuffboxes, and pipes; ‘femin…

Meanings of Snuffed:

verb

Extinguish (a candle or flame).

Usage examples:

A breeze snuffed out the candle

noun

The charred part of a candle wick.

Meanings of Snuffers:

noun

A small hollow metal cone on the end of a handle, used to extinguish a candle by smothering the flame.

Usage examples:

Many experts believe that you should use a snuffer when extinguishing flames.

Meanings of Snuffier:

adjective

Supercilious or contemptuous.

Usage examples:

Some snuffy old stockbroker

Meanings of Snuffiest:

adjective

Supercilious or contemptuous.

Usage examples:

Some snuffy old stockbroker

Meanings of Snuffing:

verb

Extinguish (a candle or flame).

Usage examples:

A breeze snuffed out the candle

noun

The charred part of a candle wick.

Meanings of Snuffle:

verb

Breathe noisily through the nose due to a cold or crying.

Usage examples:

Alice was weeping quietly, snuffling a little

noun

A sniff or sniffing sound.

Usage examples:

A silence broken only by the faint snuffles of the dogs