“To prevent flying sparks and spattering wax, use a snuffer instead of blowing out the flame.”

“I remember Colette cutting the oranges into segments, sun on her black hair, the scent of beeswax candles, the silver candle snuffer like a bell.”

“Many experts believe that you should use a snuffer when extinguishing flames.”

“In 1834, a snuffbox was presented to Thomas Braidwood Wilson, for introducing honeybees into Tasmania.”

“Daniel withdrew a small enamel snuffbox from his inner coat pocket and retrieved from it a strip of paper, handing it to his mother.”

“Another example of the English rococo style is the snuffbox recently promised to the Museum.”

“The doctor listened to the patient's snuffle to assess their lung function.”

“Or maybe Victorian snuffboxes with naughty watercolors inside the lid are more your speed?”

“As a collector his interests include European silver, gold snuffboxes, enameled portrait miniatures, and Italian mosaics.”

“The first examples of his new art appeared in 1884, in the form of gorgeously enamelled gold snuffboxes copied from 18th-century originals.”

“They would work on snuffers to fit stands, such as the splendid example shown in Plate IV that bears the mark of this very shop.”

“A transformation from light to darkness was effected by the agile skill of the candle snuffers.”

“Think of the snuffers and spoons and ouches, and bolts and rings and staves, all of pure gold.”