verb
US/snɑːrl/
UK/snɑːl/
To make an angry growl, or to speak in a rough, angry way.
In context
The dog began to snarl when the stranger came too close to the gate.
Short entry. Full notes coming.
To make an angry growl, or to speak in a rough, angry way.
The dog began to snarl when the stranger came too close to the gate.
Short entry. Full notes coming.