| 5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 531 | |||
| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| sneer | verb | He sneered at the amount of money. | taunted |
| sneeze | verb | He sneezed when I spilled the pepper. | expelled air |
| sniff | verb | The dog sniffed the air and howled. | inhale audibly |
| snob | noun | He was an intellectual snob. | conceited person |
| snobbish | adj. | She had a snobbish attitude. | pretentious |
| snore | verb | He snored every night. | snorting in sleep |
| snow | noun | The snow was two feet deep this winter. | ice crystals |
| verb | She was snowed under with work. | overwhelmed | |
| so | conj. | I couldn't go so she went. | as a result |
| adv. | Why does he think so? | that way | |
| adv. | He was so weary that he fell. | to an extent | |
| adv. | He was weary and so he fell. | consequently | |
| adv. | The book costs two dollars or so. | thereabouts | |