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make a snorting sound by exhaling hard "The critic snorted contemptuously" -
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indicate contempt by breathing noisily and forcefully through the nose "she snorted her disapproval of the proposed bridegroom" -
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inhale through the nose -
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inhale recreational drugs "The addict was snorting cocaine almost every day","the kids were huffing glue" -
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a cry or noise made to express displeasure or contempt -
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a disrespectful laugh
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The act of snorting; the sound produced in snorting. -
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To expel throught the nostrils with a snort; to utter with a snort. -
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To force the air with violence through the nose, so as to make a noise, as do high-spirited horsed in prancing and play. -
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To laugh out loudly. -
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To snore. "The snorting citizens."
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To snore loudly. -
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To force the air with violence through the nose, so as to make a noise: said of persons under excitement, and especially of high-spirited horses. -
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To laugh outright or boisterously; burst into a horse-laugh. -
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To turn up: said of the nose. -
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To express by a snort; say with a snort: as, to snort defiance. -
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To expel or force out as by a snort. -
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A loud abrupt sound produced by forcing air through the nostrils.
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(v.i)
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snort to force the air with violence and noise through the nostrils, as horses: to laugh boisterously -
(v.t)
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to express by a snort: to force out, as by a snort
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary OE. snorten,; akin to snoren,. See, Snore
Britons snort at Blair's award. csmonitor.com
Dale " Snort " Snodgrass. planeandpilotmag.com
Captain Dale " Snort " Snodgrass (U. planeandpilotmag.com
ISS Warns of Critical Hole in Snort IDS. eweek.com
Rihanna denies snorting cocaine at Coachella. blog.seattlepi.com
Police said Frederick Garfinkle, 25, had snorted at least six bags of heroin before he was found unconscious at 4 pm Thursday in his bed at his home on Lambert Drive. nj.com
Sparta man snorted at least six bags of heroin, police say. nj.com
Whitney & Bobby's Daughter Bobbi Kristina Caught Snorting Coke. kissdetroit.com
"A couple years ago, I was doing Lunesta because of some problems with my feet," Tyler said, before admitting he'd gotten to a point where he thought it'd be more effective if he snorted it instead. radaronline.com
COLUMBIA — Fifth-graders at a Columbia school have found other uses for candy: They have snorted it. columbiamissourian.com
They will bring planeloads of such wealth as the world has never known and deposit it on the lip of the volcano that still snorts molten lava. nytimes.com
Chef snorts, then tries to toe the line . ashingtonpost.com
Hey, Ron, don't snort the line if you can't do the time. dallasobserver.com
They will flip you upside down and snort coke from your ass. sfbg.com
Stanice Anderson snorted heroin for the first time at the age of 19. blackenterprise.com
Snort - lightweight intrusion detection for networks.
Next Challenges in Bringing Artificial Immune Systems to Production in Network Security
In behavioural viewpoint, many classic algorithms and general techniques for pattern matching and regular expression matching in NIDSs are used to implement on a general purpose processor. Primitive versions of snort used Booyer-Moore algorithm and the newer version uses an algorithm based on aho-corasick approach.
A Framework For Performance Evaluation Of ASIPS In Network-Based IDS
Attack signatures module – As mentioned in previous section, Snort is one of a software IDS that has a huge database of rules an attack signatures. This database is used in the attack signature module.
A Framework For Performance Evaluation Of ASIPS In Network-Based IDS
Based on Snort database, an Aho-Corasick search tree is created in this part.
A Framework For Performance Evaluation Of ASIPS In Network-Based IDS
Implementation of Attack signatures module – Special format is used for writing the attack signatures in Snort.
A Framework For Performance Evaluation Of ASIPS In Network-Based IDS
As he asked the question, the listening water-steeds snorted more furiously than ever. "Boys and Girls Bookshelf (Vol 2 of 17)" by
The Gas House of Valencia, weary from its sustained labors of a night, was snorting with the last puffs of steam. "Mayflower (Flor de mayo)" by
Subrosa, having had his tantrum, contented himself with sundry head-shakings and snorts. "Rim o' the World" by
Their snorting nostrils were suddenly thrown up in startled attention. "The Hound From The North" by
The old carpet-weaver snorted. "Dwellers in the Hills" by
She had slipped in but three days before and was already snorting to get away. "The Harbor" by
He laughed with a vicious snort. "The Law-Breakers" by
The hard-hearted engine snorted and puffed, and we wuz off. "Around the World with Josiah Allen's Wife" by
The man across from him snorted in contempt. "Freedom" by
Smythe snorted again and stomped inside to escape the sun's glare. "Border, Breed Nor Birth" by
Snorts at men and corpses scattered,
Throws his noble chest more wide,
Leaps into the leaping tide.
That stands in lines,
Enormous and amazing,
That squeal and snort
Like whales in sport,
Or elephants a-grazing.
Leans out a white-starred heifer;
She snorts and stamps; then breathes her fill
Of evening's balmy zephyr.
The stable-door was open thrown;
The blind horse lifted high his feet,
And loudly snorting, laid him down.
The weary warder leaves his tower;
Steeds snort; uncoupled stag-hounds bay,
And merry hunters quit the bower.
The snorting white-winged brother of the wave,
They hear him as a thing by fate
Cursed in unholy babble to his grave.