Sniffy

People can be quite sniffy about nostalgia, but sometimes it’s nice to go back and hear songs you know, singalong and have a nice night out.

She is an energetic dog who loves taking long sniffy walks in quiet areas and would enjoy having an owner who can be active with her.

There had been sniffy comments about her avoiding the scrutiny of the national networks, but these local interviewers were totally professional and well-briefed, and they all handed her backside to her.

But while history is undoubtedly sniffy when it comes to all-rounders, especially those who are female, even Robinson seems to know that it is Bodichon’s friends and acquaintances who will be the draw for the contemporary reader.

Chinese Communist Party becomes sniffy about social media platforms collecting data on users in China.

Commons Leader Jacob Rees-Mogg called the approval of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine a 'British success' and accused the European regulator of being 'a bit sniffy about it'.

I think this sniffy attitude is misplaced and unpleasant.

I have come to rely on a sniffy candle to restore a sense of freshness to my winter air.

Over time, Fluffy’s or Fido’s bed cushion will get a little sniffy.