Snarling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SNARLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• (of an animal such as a dog) make an aggressive growl with bared teeth
• (of a person) say something in an angry, bad-tempered voice
• entangle something
• hinder or impede something
• decorate (metalwork) with raised shapes by hammering the underside.
NOUN:
• the act of snarling
• an act or sound of snarling
• a knot or tangle
ADJECTIVE:
• making a snarling noise
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to growl viciously
• a. & n. from Snarl, v.

Words related to SNARLING

snarl5 snarled8 snarlingly14 snarls6

How to use SNARLING in a sentence

• Even the dull white men could hear an ominous snarling among the Mahlemeuts.
• Then, after lying still for a bit, he rose to a crouching position as though to spring again, snarling horribly and making short half-circles with lowered head.
• Early in the night the fighting, snapping and snarling began, and the next morning the woods were filled with dead foxes, so it was years before the howl of another was heard.
• Lanpher arose, snarling, to face a levelled sixshooter.
• The snarling rumble deep in his chest had a new meaning now.
• Alan Massey uttered a kind of a snarling sound such as a lion disturbed from a nap might have emitted.
• They are all quiet now, those eager, snarling editors of fifty years since, and mostly forgotten.
• Then there was a woman who charged from a heap, snarling and shooting.
• And now the leader had gained the deck and stood at the stern with glaring eyes and snarling jaws.
• There was no sign of fear, I can tell you, in the low growl which came from between their long, white, snarling teeth.
• It brought Jan quickly lumbering to his feet, snarling savagely but not very loudly.
• The other seven dogs of the team were likewise bristling and snarling.
• Growling and snarling grew apace in Germany, and to those who made a close study of the situation it became evident that Germany sooner or later intended to launch a war.
• He uttered a savage, snarling oath, walked over to his place and sat down, growling and cursing under his breath.
• He had died, as he had lived, a snarling animal, whose sagacity was that of the brute.
• Snarling and growling, they fought with an appalling fury.
• Then, close behind her shelter, there sounded a horrible, snarling shriek.
• He could hear them snarling and quarreling over their small carcasses.
• As he heard the low snarling growl before him he raised his weapon, swinging it round to strike.
• Hobart was nearest to him, his face swollen and red, his eyes ugly slits, with teeth snarling between thin lips.
• He did not attempt to move or speak, but the snarling look went wholly out of his face.
• Then in the dimness he heard a sudden movement, a snarling, devilish laugh.
• R has the same rough snarling sound as in the other tongues.
• When I saw them approaching those wretched remains, heard them snarling at one another and caught the gleam of their teeth, a frantic horror succeeded my repulsion.
• No reply, but the sound of the struggle overhead increased, dreadful sounds of snarling and of scratching, but no sound of Jerry.

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