How to spell SNIF correctly?

Perhaps the intended word was "sniff"? "Sniff" refers to the action of inhaling or smelling something. Alternatively, "snit" is another plausible suggestion, meaning a fit of anger or annoyance. It's essential to consider context or the intention behind the misspelling to determine the correct alternative.

• sniff As I walked through the garden, I couldn't resist stopping to sniff the blooming roses.
• snip I need to snip off the excess thread from the fabric.
• snit He was in a snit when he found out he didn't get the promotion he was hoping for.

Contempories

• contemporaneous
• contemporaries
• contemporary
• contemptuous
• cotemporaries