Suck with a nose
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00:00 Suck With A Nose
00:18 Answer 1 Score 3
00:26 Accepted Answer Score 8
00:45 Answer 3 Score 1
00:54 Answer 4 Score 0
01:12 Thank you
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Not to steal your thunder joseph_morris, but while the act is a sniffle as a verb it would be to sniff or snort.
Edit-To expound slightly more, I found this page for UK English slang, but it has a pretty expansive breakdown of snuffling.
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The word you're looking for is "sniffle."
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Or try the word "snuffle": : to snuff especially audibly and repeatedly
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Oxford Dictionaries gives as the meaning of 'sniff': 'draw up air audibly through the nose to detect a smell, to stop it running, or to express contempt'.
There is also a verb 'sniffle'meaning: 'sniff slightly or repeatedly, typically because of a cold or fit of crying'.