snarl — to growl angrily showing teeth
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to growl angrily showing teeth
Pronunciation (IPA): /snɑːrl/
Korean meaning: 으르렁거리다, 이빨을 드러내며 화내다
Korean pronunciation: **스**날
Example Sentences
- My earphones always snarl into a mysterious knot in my pocket.
- The boss snarled at everyone during the Monday morning meeting.
- The Christmas lights snarled into a hopeless mess in the attic.
snarl
VERB//snɑːrl//
to growl angrily showing teeth
A fierce wolf snarls at the frightened hiker on the forest trail
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Carl's snarl echoes by the gnarl!
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Middle Low German 'snarren' meaning to snarl or growl, likely of imitative origin reflecting the sound itself. The word entered English in the 16th century.
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“My earphones always snarl into a mysterious knot in my pocket.”
“The boss snarled at everyone during the Monday morning meeting.”
“The Christmas lights snarled into a hopeless mess in the attic.”
“The guard dog snarled menacingly at the intruders.”
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