Plural of sniffer
regular plural
The plural of sniffer is sniffers.
Forms of sniffer
| Singular | sniffer /ˈsnɪfɚ/ |
|---|---|
| Plural | sniffers |
| Countable | countable |
Sniffers in a sentence
- Sniffers of fuzzy-tipped drumsticks, owners of spit-caked clarinets, and donners of fringy polyester uniforms.2011, Sean Beaudoin, You Killed Wesley Payne, New York, N.Y.: Little, Brown and Company, →ISBN, page 362. From the entry donner
- Antisniffing software can be used on a switched network to sense packet sniffers.2010, Ec-Council, Fundamentals and Protocols [With Access Code]. From the entry antisniffing
- When you add in the kinkier heteros—fetishists, jock sniffers, Jesus freaks, doll collectors, day traders, spankers and spankees—queers are the moral majority for sure.2006, Frederick Crews, Postmodern Pooh. From the entry spankee
Meaning of sniffer
- noun One who sniffs.
- noun The nose.
- noun A software or hardware tool for intercepting and logging network traffic.
Questions about the plural of sniffer
- What is the plural of sniffer?
- The plural of sniffer is sniffers.
- Is sniffer countable?
- Sniffer is a countable noun.
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