Growl is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GROWL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to utter a deep harsh sound
• (of an animal, especially a dog) make a low guttural sound of hostility in the throat
• (of a person) say something in a low harsh voice, typically in a threatening manner
• make a low or harsh rumbling sound
• make a low rumbling sound
• To utter a deep guttural sound, sa an angry dog; to give forth an angry, grumbling sound.
• To express by growling.
• to utter or emit low dull rumbling sounds
NOUN:
• a growling sound made by a hostile animal
• a low, harsh sound or utterance
• The deep, threatening sound made by a surly dog; a grumbling sound.
• the sound of growling (as made by animals)
• growling sound
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to utter a deep, harsh sound

Words related to GROWL

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Words that contain GROWL

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How to use GROWL in a sentence

• Deep down in his chest there began the low rumble of a growl.
• When the wolf saw the fire, she gave a sudden growl.
• The first growl of menace that passed between the two came from the black.
• Now the beast gave a low growl and opened his great red mouth.
• Even Jerry, he knew not why, stilled the growl in his throat.
• And all he could do was growl and rage his helplessness.
• He was in the act of doing so, when he heard a guttural growl from within.
• From somewhere down below came the hoarse low growl of sea on rock.
• She sat up, and the growl of the dog became a heavy bark.
• Just then I heard a deep growl, and saw by the unearthly light of his own fiery eyes a royal lion rousing himself from his kingly slumbers.
• On the other side were murmurs deep and sinister against the Prince and his line, the first growl of a storm.
• He tried to call out, but his voice died to a whisper, and the only answer he received was a low growl from the crooked old dog.
• Early the next morning Pasha was awakened by the distant growl of heavy guns.
• There are a hundred times as many of you as represent capital and labor combined, and all you do is loaf here and growl about things being wrong.
• There was a smothered murmur of the sea, a moaning sound that seemed to come from the depths, a low warning growl, such as a dog gives when he only means mischief as yet.
• The first gray streaks of dawn were beginning to lighten the east when a growl from Tiger made me face about very abruptly.
• Presently Tiger disappeared behind the wall, and a second later we heard a low growl.
• A dog can growl or bark in several ways, and show his teeth in at least two, to tell how he feels.
• That ominous, low murmuring awoke me with a vengeance, for it was unusual for them to growl in the middle of the night.
• A growl, low, angry, vicious followed the echoes of my rifle.
• The English bulldog fights silently, and bite as hard as he will, you will hear little beyond a low growl.
• There was a scrambling overhead, with now and then a snarl and an angry growl.
• He tried to laugh, but the laugh degenerated into a growl.
• The dog gave a low growl of fear and rage, and made for the office door.
• He passed in, fully expecting to be greeted by the growl of a dog.
• However, if anything happens to me I can be sure that their love will spring up and growl.

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