Snarl
Pronunciation: /ˈsnɑːrl/
Snarl (verb)
- to make a low, angry sound showing teeth, like a dog.
- to say something in a harsh, angry way.
- to become twisted or tangled, making it hard to separate.
Examples
- The dog began to snarl at the stranger.
- Wolves snarl when they feel threatened.
Common collocations: snarl loudly, snarl at someone, snarl a reply, snarl back, snarl up
Snarl (noun)
- a low, angry sound made by an animal showing its teeth.
- a twisted or tangled mass that is difficult to separate.
Examples
- The snarl of the lion echoed through the jungle.
- A snarl came from the corner of the room.