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snarl1
verb (snarled , snarling )
1 intr to growl angrily, showing the teeth.
2 tr & intr to speak or say aggressively in anger or irritation.
noun
1 an act of snarling.
2 a snarling sound or facial expression.
snarler noun .
snarling noun , adjective .
snarlingly adverb .
snarly adjective .
verb (snarled , snarling )
1 intr to growl angrily, showing the teeth.
2 tr & intr to speak or say aggressively in anger or irritation.
noun
1 an act of snarling.
2 a snarling sound or facial expression.
snarler noun .
snarling noun , adjective .
snarlingly adverb .
snarly adjective .
snarl2
noun
1 a knotted or tangled mass.
2 a confused or congested situation or state.
3 a knot in wood.
verb , tr & intr (also snarl someone or something up or snarl up) to make or become knotted, tangled, confused or congested.
[14c: related to snare]
noun
1 a knotted or tangled mass.
2 a confused or congested situation or state.
3 a knot in wood.
verb , tr & intr (also snarl someone or something up or snarl up) to make or become knotted, tangled, confused or congested.
[14c: related to snare]
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