Snore (verb)

To make a vibrating or rattling noise in breathing while sleeping, especially due to partial obstruction of the air passages.

Origin:

From middle english snoren, from old english snoran, from proto-germanic *snōrianą.

Examples:

1. He snored loudly, drowning out the sound of the television and making it difficult for his wife to sleep.
2. She snored softly, her breathing rhythmic and peaceful as she slept soundly through the night.
3. The old man snored so loudly that the entire house could hear him, causing annoyance and frustration.
4. The baby snored softly, his tiny nose twitching as he dreamed sweet dreams.
5. The dog snored contentedly, his paws twitching as he chased rabbits in his sleep.