English to Latin Meaning of snarl - mordicus arripere

Snarl :

mordicus arripere

noun

nodum colligationem, nodum, colligationem, mordicus arripere

verb

mordicus arripere, clamor

Snarl :: et ganniretSnarled :: oblatrantemSnarling :: latratorSnarls :: snarlsSnarly :: snarlyUnsnarl :: RENEOUnsnarled :: unsnarledUnsnarling :: unsnarlingUnsnarls :: unsnarls

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Definitions of snarl in English

Noun(1) a vicious angry growl(2) an angry vicious expression(3) something jumbled or confused
Verb(1) utter in an angry, sharp, or abrupt tone(2) make a snarling noise or move with a snarling noise(3) twist together or entwine into a confusing mass(4) make more complicated or confused through entanglements

Examples of snarl in English

(1) It was the kind of fear I got when I heard two dogs snarl at each other just before they fought.(2) But then, curiously, he did not snarl contemptuously that they were wrong and that he had a sackful of lawyers to say so.(3) An owl hooted mysteriously, but was silenced by the sound of a low snarl followed by a thud.(4) the cat drew its mouth back in a snarl(5) A snarl sounded behind him, and Carl's body snapped backward.(6) Up ahead, a shepherd's dogs snarl , prompting one of our boatmen to tear into a bush and hand us branches for self-defense.(7) I used to snarl at anyone I disliked(8) He did try to chase cats he saw on his walks, but he didn't snarl at them, and he behaved himself fairly well in the veterinarian's waiting room.(9) For a moment, he seemed close to the edge, his expression contorting into a snarl of venomous hatred and barely-contained rage; but he made no physical move.(10) a snarl of rage(11) With a snarl of rage and perhaps also of fear the creature began to struggle against the steel clamps around his arms and feet.(12) ├ö├ç├┐Well, being surly and snarly isn't a true sign of friendship where I come from,├ö├ç├û Jen crisply answered her.(13) His entire body swivels around and he advances menacingly like a stray dog snarling over a piece of meat.(14) The words were short and to the point, yet profoundly eloquent, spoken in a loud and snarly voice spiced with a few adjectives not appropriate for the ears of young stick-handlers.(15) One minute he's smiling and making jokes, then the next he's snarling coldly at someone.(16) Michael snarled and literally spat out the last word.

Related Phrases of snarl

Related Phrases of snarl

Synonyms

Verb

1. growl ::

vox leaenae

2. say roughly ::

dico roughly

3. tangle ::

tecti ambagesque resolvit

4. complicate ::

inpediunt,

5. snap ::

frangeretur

6. embrangle ::

embrangle

7. mat ::

mat

Noun

8. tangle ::

tecti ambagesque resolvit

Different Forms

snarl, snarled, snarling, snarls, snarly, unsnarl, unsnarled, unsnarling, unsnarls

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