tchik!") a snicker from Jimmie in the rear. "--his Suliote band, True as the steel of--"
("im-im,") Betsy Dan struggles with her giggles. "Elizabeth!" The master's voice is stern and sharp. Betsy Dan bridles up, while Jimmie is momentarily sobered by the master's tone. "True as the steel of their tried blades, Heroes in heart and hand. There had the Persians thousands stood--"
("Tchik! tchik! tchik,") a long snicker from Jimmie, whose nose cannot be kept quite in control.英文原著 · 《Glengarry Schooldays》
'Tis a country that hires its help easy and keeps 'em long. Sure I can fancy Missis America and Missis Guatemala passin' a bit of gossip some fine, still night across the mountains. 'Oh, dear,' says Missis America, 'and it's a lot of trouble I'm havin' ag'in with the help, senora, ma'am.' 'Laws, now!' says Missis Guatemala, 'you don't say so, ma'am! now, mine never think ofleavin me--te-he! ma'am,' snickers Missis Guatemala.英文原著 · 《Cabbages and Kings》
"'Ah, senor,' he snickers, 'to death you would have laughed at that drollest Irish. I say to him: "Strong, big mans is need very much in Guatemala." "I will blows strike for your down-pressed country," he say. "That shall you do," I tell him. it was an Irish so comic. He sees one box break upon the wharf that contain for the guard a few gun. He think there is gun in all the box. But that is all pickaxe. senor, could you the face of that Irish have seen when they set him to the work!'英文原著 · 《Cabbages and Kings》
When I opened my jack we were close upon him. His eyes gleamed. I shot high above the deer that went splashing ashore before I had pulled my trigger. After the roar of the gun had got away, in the distant timber, Tip mentioned a place abhorred of all men, turned and paddled for the landing. 'Could 'a killed 'im with a club,' said he snickering. 'Guess he must a looked putty tall didn't he?'
'Why?' I asked. 'Cos ye aimed into the sky,' said hc. 'Mebbe ye thought he was a bird.'
'My hand trembled a little,' said I.英文原著 · 《Eben Holden》
'Sounds bad,' said Uncle Eb, as he looked at me and snickered. ''Fraid Bill ain't much of a jockey,' said David, smaling. 'Got a grand appetite - that hoss has,' said Tip Taylor. After breakfast Uncle Eb and I hitched him to the light buggy and touched him up for a short journey down the road. In five minutes he had begun to heave and whistle. I felt sure one could have heard him half a mile away. Uncle Eb stopped him and began to laugh. 'A whistler,' said he, 'sure's yer born.英文原著 · 《Eben Holden》
And when the rest of us had gone to bed Uncle Eb sat awhile by the fire with David. Late at night he came upstairs with his candle. He came over to my bed on tiptoe to see if I were awake, holding the candle above my head. I was worn out and did not open my eyes. He sat down snickering. 'Tell ye one thing, Dave Brower,'he whispered to himself as he drew off his boots, 'when some folks calls ye a fool 's a purty good sign ye ain't.英文原著 · 《Eben Holden》
Claire, in case you want to add something, I put the box of dresses outside And this is the box of snicker snackers.美剧 · 《Modern Family》
And when I did, I'd never have to hear them snicker again, "Oh, silly Cam" or "forgetful Cam," because revenge is a dish best served cold.美剧 · 《Modern Family》
If you don't want to hear any more snickers then don't pretend that's your last candy bar.美剧 · 《Modern Family》
Oh, it must be Halloween, because somebody's passing out snickers!美剧 · 《Modern Family》