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The body's nightly proof that breathing and silence are not always on speaking terms.
means The rattling, rumbling sound produced when relaxed throat tissue vibrates as air squeezes past during sleep.
from From Middle English snoren, an echoic word built to sound like the very noise it names — language imitating the nose.
Volume recordLoud snores rival a passing motorcycle.
Anatomy culpritFloppy soft palate and uvula flutter in airflow.
Health flagCan signal obstructive sleep apnea, not just annoyance.
Self-immunitySnorers rarely wake themselves; partners suffer alone.