Object

• night: Not so, for some unaccountable reason Bloggy decides to room with Kevin who then proceeds to snore all night like an asthmatic camel.

• sound: I heard a loud snoring sound coming from the pilots seat.

• problem: Q. I was wondering if you could help me with my snoring problem.

• remedy: The market for all snoring remedies is rapidly growing, with a market estimation of approximately â¬50 million just within the EU.

• child: A chronically snoring child should be examined for problems with his or her tonsils and adenoids.

Converse of object

• do: Nobody actually admits to it, but if you are around someone who does snore - and we mean snore!

Modifying Another Word

• gently: He looked over at Manuel, who was snoring gently, curled up beside him.

• loud: When we finally went to bed we had to face the challenge of trying to sleep through someone's really loud snoring.

• away: While you're snoring away, your body is working overtime to keep you healthy.

• even: Many of his congregation had fallen asleep; some were even snoring.

• still: Why papa Luigi his ovens are cold and he is still snoring.

Adjective modifier

• loud: The apnea often ends with a loud snore or gasp, along with movements of the whole body.

• prolonged: The output from the delay circuit is normally high, changing momentarily to low on detection of a prolonged snore.

Adjective complement

• loud: As I snore loud I thought better one on my own.

Used with why or when

• when: This is also why people snore more when they have a cold.

Preposition: like

• pig: Don't all bloody men over the age of 30 snore like pigs anyway?