intransitive. To snore. In early use also: †to snort, grunt (obsolete).

To snore; to sleep heavily or sluggishly. Obsolete.

To make harsh or noisy sounds in sleep by breathing through the open mouth or through the mouth and nose; to breathe in this manner during sleep…

intransitive. To snore.

intransitive. To breathe heavily; to snuffle, snore, or snort.

intransitive. To snort. Now dialect.

intransitive. To emit the breath eruptively from the mouth; to snort in sleep. Also transitive with out. Now dialect.

colloquial. to drive pigs (to market): to snore.