Sniff
41Sniff 'n' the Tears — Background information Origin London, England Genres Rock …
42Sniff Petrol — is a satirical British online magazine written chiefly by Richard Porter, with contributions from James May and others, dedicated to automobile related humour. HistoryKnown to some as the Onion of the motoring world , the site was originally… …
43sniff´i|ness — sniff|y «SNIHF ee», adjective, sniff|i|er, sniff|i|est. Informal. 1. inclined to sniff, especially in contempt, scorn, etc. 2. contemptuous; …
44Sniff tissues — are pre printed designer paper handkerchiefs. Invented in 1996 by Paper Products Design (Germany) they have gone on to be a worldwide best seller for the company. They are especially popular in the U.S.A.Designs range from seasonal ideas like… …
45sniff out someone — sniff out (someone/something) to discover someone or something, usually only after a special effort. Part of their job is to sniff out talented new writers. The FBI knew they had a double agent in their midst, but it took years to sniff him out …
46sniff out something — sniff out (someone/something) to discover someone or something, usually only after a special effort. Part of their job is to sniff out talented new writers. The FBI knew they had a double agent in their midst, but it took years to sniff him out …
47sniff out — (someone/something) to discover someone or something, usually only after a special effort. Part of their job is to sniff out talented new writers. The FBI knew they had a double agent in their midst, but it took years to sniff him out …
48sniff´ish|ness — sniff|ish «SNIHF ihsh», adjective. = sniffy. (Cf. ↑sniffy) –sniff´ish|ly, adverb. –sniff´ish|ness, noun …
49sniff´ish|ly — sniff|ish «SNIHF ihsh», adjective. = sniffy. (Cf. ↑sniffy) –sniff´ish|ly, adverb. –sniff´ish|ness, noun …
50sniff|ish — «SNIHF ihsh», adjective. = sniffy. (Cf. ↑sniffy) –sniff´ish|ly, adverb. –sniff´ish|ness, noun …
