Object

• bit: We will just snicker a bit, then delete your email!

Converse of object

• have: In fact, everyone here appeared to have a good snicker.

• hear: Colonel O'Neill could already hear the sniggers in the Pentagon.

• suppress: Judging by the suppressed sniggers from the audience, they were no more impressed by this than I was.

• do: They did snicker but I thought nothing of it.

Preposition: at

• back: The problem is that some people think I can write ( stop sniggering at the back there!

• ourselves...: Yup, we just sniggered at a few ourselves... particularly like those Ozzfest snapshots in Throwdown's diary.

Adjective modifier

• few: Although it won't have you rolling in the aisles the film is still worthy of a few sniggers.

Modifying Another Word

• no: Well, my secret hobby ( no sniggering, now!

• just: We will just snicker a bit, then delete your email!

• n't: Plot: Charles and his wife Diana ( do n't snicker!

• still: I'm still sniggering from the first time I saw it, never mind the last.

• quietly: Are there any of God's promises you're in danger of quietly sniggering at?

• again: DOUGAL: ( back to sniggering again )...Yes.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• over: Not everything, before you start sniggering over that!

• up: Is there anywhere a member who did not secretly snicker up his sleeve at this ridiculous proposition?

Used with why or when

• when: I think it was deliberate, because they were sniggering when I got back.

Preposition: in

• background: Draco was as unpleasant as ever, but he now seems more capable, rather than just sniggering in the background.

Preposition: from

• audience: Judging by the suppressed sniggers from the audience, they were no more impressed by this than I was.