Growled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GROWLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• GROWL, 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
NOUN:
• a growling sound made by a hostile animal
• a low, harsh sound or utterance
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to utter a deep, harsh sound

Words related to GROWLED

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How to use GROWLED in a sentence

• England still growled at the loss of her American colonies.
• For three days the Boy growled and played games with Kaviak, going about at first chiefly on hands and knees.
• I growled something at him to the effect that I wondered if I was ever to lose sight of him.
• The city, upon all sides of it, was tightly packed, and growled with traffic.
• Still further, he was taught to differentiate between the bush noises and between the ways he growled warnings to Nalasu.
• If he did not identify the noise, he growled fairly softly.
• He raised his head, opened his eyes and growled, but showed no special anger at being disturbed.
• Russia growled ominously at Austria, whereupon Germany sent a sharp warning to Russia that this was none of her affair, and that Austria and Serbia must be left to fight it out.
• He growled an oath, threw himself on his horse and left us.
• All the animals howled and growled, and ran toward him.
• The wolf growled, then, whimpering, tried to avert its gaze.
• Mason home to lunch, he growled out something about not liking company on Sunday.
• The Lion above shook his mane again and growled again, and made a terrible face.
• Murray, the Smyrna blacksmith, growled back something about not seeing what good the rope did, anyway.
• The dog stopped suspiciously as she approached, and growled and showed his teeth when she passed him.
• But Black-and-Gray growled threateningly, though he did take two or three backward steps.
• The brute growled and turned to see what it was that had struck him.
• We saw nothing, but our dog Scamp growled at the fir plantation beside the road.
• Fellows grumbled and growled and said it was absurd, and threatened to do all sorts of things.
• He frequently growled and cursed at me for the straightforward way that I gave my testimony, claiming that his professional reputation was being ruined by my telling the truth.
• Lovin Child crawled all around him and growled his terriblest.
• But the hunter had not traversed more than a mile of the forest when the dog put his nose high in the air and growled.
• They muttered and growled at this issue of the matter.
• He growled because the water bucket was empty and he must go to the spring, and he irritated Helen May to the point of wanting to shake him, when he went limping down the path.
• Old Flint read this extraordinary communication twice through, then, raising his head, growled in his shrunken throat, for all the world like a wild beast.
• There came a faint sound outside the door as of muffled movements, and Cork, from his post at the foot of the bed, raised his head and deeply growled.
• Then they took a slender hazel twig, using it upon his thick coat, and they laughed when he growled.
• Here was good prey indeed! A bear, a great big shaggy bear was peering at him out of a bush, and as he gazed the beast opened its jaws and growled, a fierce and angry growl.

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