Difference between Give Off and Snift

GIVE OFF vs SNIFT: NOUN

To emit.
Give off, send forth, or discharge; as of light, heat, or radiation, vapor, etc.
Have as a by-product

Skip over, Burst out, Swallow up, Sweal, Ooze out, Leak out, Breathe out, Keep down, Breathe in, Give forth, Pass off, Give out, Effuse, Emit, Breathe

Ptarmic, Breathful, Olfactory property, Whiffet, Empasm, Overscented, Break wind, Stink up, Snuffingly, Breathe out, Snort, Breathe in, Smellable, Smell, Sniff

Inbreathe, Skip over, Burst out, Swallow up, Sweal, Ooze out, Leak out, Breathe out, Keep down, Breathe in, Give forth, Give out, Effuse, Emit, Breathe

Ptarmic, Breathful, Olfactory property, Whiffet, Empasm, Overscented, Break wind, Stink up, Snuffingly, Breathe out, Snort, Breathe in, Smellable, Smell, Sniff

Many of these models give off False Positives.
Imprinted speakers give off a loud promotional statement!
But they seem to begin give off offers.
In return, they give off pretty awesome outcomes.
Not only does the grump tree give off the How the Grinch Stole Christmas vibe, but it gives off a lemon scent.
Electronics are located away from thermostats because some electronics give off heat which can cause the thermostat to continuously turn on or off.
However, in the workplace, you can easily come off as disrespectful by displaying behaviors that give off that exact impression.
The ovens can also give off a smell like barbecued roadkill, especially while burning off thick layers of grime.
All objects give off infrared rays; I however, warmer objects give off more infrared than cooler objects do.
Most objects that give off light also give off heat.