sneer VERB
- sneer
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- sneer
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| I | sneer |
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| you | sneer |
| he/she/it | sneers |
| we | sneer |
| you | sneer |
| they | sneer |
| I | sneered |
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| you | sneered |
| he/she/it | sneered |
| we | sneered |
| you | sneered |
| they | sneered |
| I | have | sneered |
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| you | have | sneered |
| he/she/it | has | sneered |
| we | have | sneered |
| you | have | sneered |
| they | have | sneered |
| I | had | sneered |
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| you | had | sneered |
| he/she/it | had | sneered |
| we | had | sneered |
| you | had | sneered |
| they | had | sneered |
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St George's Day is something our political classes look down upon, they sneer at it.
www.express.co.uk Its pretty nonsensical, highly derivative and very cheap looking and even the local audiences will sneer at the dated special effects.
en.wikipedia.org I understand when fans sneer at the whole leadership argument, saying it's something that sounds cliched and undefinable.
lakersblog.latimes.com This was a combination of rebellion, sexuality, and freedoma sneering expression of disdain for the workaday world of parents and authority figures.
en.wikipedia.org Jingoism and patriotic rhetoric earned nothing more from him than a sneer.
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