A person who breathes noisily (as through a nose blocked by mucus)

Usage examples of snuffler.

Bunnydog gobblings and snuffler gulps can be heard in nearby chambers, and occasionally, even the purple wail of a distressed gastropede.

Bunnydogs and snufflers and gorps and Enterprise fish-what kind of machinery do you provide to nurture all those?

Riding snufflers, guiding them up and down, over and over the same route-channeling their behavior?

The visit to Third Avenue, and the finding of the quills which cocaine snufflers use to hide the stuff on their bodies and conceal it in their palms so that no one can see them snuff it gave me the things I needed to make him talk.

The House of Norn will sully its proud history by sending snufflers and barnyard animals onto the sand, to be shredded ignominiously by the huge monsters that you have sold the other houses.

Doodaaaists pitch their physical beings into the fray to declare, at least, their senseless involvement in the daft game of life, and they pitch their precious souls into the intellectual struggle, holding up their creative crosses against the suited judging committees and establishment bum snufflers who have made membership-inclusion on august cultural rafts into an artform.

An axe would not have been much good against a clouder, and he would have hated to depend on Losting's speed with a snuffler.