Sniffles

As the only school nurse at this suburban Washington, D.C., elementary school, Bobbitt’s responsibilities extend beyond treating scraped knees and sniffles for the school’s 600 pupils.

If somebody cries, we don’t try to hide sniffles.

It added that poodles - who according to a 2012 study had some of the highest allergen levels in their coat samples - are often associated with being good for those who get the sniffles around dogs because they tend to shed less.

Sniffles, sneezing and getting sick are never anyone’s idea of a grand time.

You know the drill: The sniffles come first, followed by congestion and an annoying tickle in your chest.

But if you’re still struggling with the sniffles after the lights go out, at least you know its not just you.

While the recent rain is much welcome in drought riddled Spain, the sudden drop in temperatures has led many people to suffer from colds and sniffles.

He said he wasn't feeling too well the past few days—sniffles, cough, low fever—but currently had no symptoms.

If a child does have a cough, sniffles, or other symptoms, Dr. Wanderman can talk to them virtually to determine a way to treat their symptoms and decide whether or not he needs to see them in-person — or even send them for further testing, if needed.

Sometime after the pressure forced him to publicly address the situation, ‘Sniffles’ gave a tearful apology.

Their stories were broken by sniffles and sobs as they told them from the stone steps outside the offices of University of Utah administrators Monday morning.

A Nebraska woman’s constantly runny nose turned out to be lot less innocuous than a typical case of the sniffles.

Likewise, studies like the C.D.C.’s suggest that flu shots do a better job of preventing death than preventing sniffles and aches.

This number elicited audible sniffles from the audience and was one of the strongest numbers of the evening.

Cohen, pp. 45-46 Humphrey himself later wrote that "we made "Humphrey's Sniffles", a substitute for Vick's Nose Drops.