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sniffle CZ. (relations)

sniffle

sniffle <a sniffle; sniffles> RZ.

sniffle RZ.

sniffle BIOL.
sniffle BIOL.

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It took a great deal of willpower not to sneeze or sniffle.
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It gives her the sniffles, as do poor people.
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Reducing the need to sniffle generally involves reducing the symptoms causing the excessive mucus, often through antihistamines or decongestants.
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When you're sniffling and congested, that means a cold virus has taken up residence in the lining of your nose.
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For years women have cried "man flu" when men make a fuss over a few sniffles.
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There were sniffles in the audience, of course.
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His articles range from relentless sickly sniffles to school-wide subjects of controversy or interest.
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The sniffles can also refer by metonymy to the common cold, though colds often do not result in sniffles, and sniffles often are not caused by colds.
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If a small amount of medicine was a good thing, it seemed taking antibiotics for every sniffle and cough must be even better.
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Sniffling and runny nose need not come associated with sneezing or coughing.
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