snorer:

(plural: ‘snorers‘; for the right pronunciation of this word, please click here)

‘snore’ (noun) = the noise produced by a sleeping person; ‘to snore’ (verb) = to make a noise/sound, usually hoarse sound, while sleeping

a person who snores, i.e. who makes a noise/sound with every breath through nose or mouth, usually hoarse or harsh sounds, while sleeping,

a snorer and his sleepless wife

e.g.

Though two or three of us share a bedroom, Mike is given a bedroom of his own and the rest of us never complain because Mike is a champion snorer whose snore is heard miles away!

As there are several factors that contribute to snoring in people, scientists are unable to find a single cure for all the snorers.

It is not uncommon for married couple to have strained relationship just because either of the couple snores, and it’s also not uncommon to find divorce cases filed against snorers by their spouses in courts of law.

For a medical health news article about a device that helps snorers to stop snoring, please click here and for another medical health article that explains one of the reasons for snoring, please click here. For an interesting article that explains why and when the letter ‘z’ was associated with sleeping or snoring, please click here.