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Borrowed from German Schnorchel (“(submarine) snorkel”), related to schnarchen (“to snore”). Thus named because of the submarine snorkel's functional similarity to a nose and because of its noise when in use. The anglicized spelling was first recorded in 1945. See, for example, Mark S. Watson, "New Epoch in Sea War", The Baltimore Sun, December 31, 1945, p. 8: "The Germans' earlier quest of the last important objective, it will be remembered, had produced the Snorkel, a long exhaust tube whose vent reached above water and permitted a submerged vessel to discharge its Diesel fumes in open air."
snorkel (複数形 snorkels)
snorkel (third-person singular simple present snorkels, present participle (英国用法) snorkelling or (米国用法) snorkeling, simple past and past participle (英国用法) snorkelled or (米国用法) snorkeled)
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boatbills
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eelpouts
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a well
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scups
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