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growl English

Meaning growl meaning

What does growl mean?
Definitions in simple English

growl Noun

— A growl is a low angry sound, particularly one made by a dog When he got near the house, he heard a growl

growl Verb

— When you growl at someone, you make an angry sound at them.

growl

— verb (= grumble, rumble) to utter or emit low dull rumbling sounds he grumbled a rude response Stones grumbled down the cliff — noun (= growling) the sound of growling (as made by animals)

Synonyms growl synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as growl?

growl English » English

snarl grumble roar rumble grunt murmur groan bellow howl scold mutter moo moan growling grouch whinny squeal snore neigh hum gnarl curse complain bray bleat bark whistle vociferate swear sough roaring reproach purr hiss disapprove cry croak carp сall names yirr yell yammer yaff whisper whip whine utter imprecations trash someone thunder throw up

Topics growl topics

What do people use growl to talk about?
Universe, creation Animal Animal actions

Animal sounds
Language and thought Communication Say Criticize

Complain
Work and occupation Animal husbandry Domesticated animal

Dog

Conjugation growl conjugation

How do you conjugate growl?

growl · verb

Examples growl examples

How do I use growl in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Tom's stomach began to growl.

Movie subtitles

Did you have to sulk all evening, and with a growl on your face?
Lieutenants jump when I growl.
Come on, Ching, grab a root and growl.
At first she was put off by the growl and rush of the waves and the taste of the water.
You snarl and growl at each other like two wounded animals.
Now give me a big bear growl.
Don't you growl at Andy.
Growl again, Father.
Now step outside, because my stomach has commenced to growl.
Grab it and growl.
You know, speaking of moaning, my stomach is starting to growl.
All I'd have to do for a pension is growl or go beat somebody up on Market Street.
I've got a solid growl.
No matter how you arrange them, he'll growl.
Did you see them growl at the flogging?
If only the First Mate try to growl at me.
Growl away all you like, Zeus. I mean what I say.
Now, if you hear a sound out of that radio I want you to give me a nice big growl into this radio.
Now, if you hear anything, don't forget to growl.
Listen, uh, Dukey. What are you doing? It will make him growl.
Clarence, growl.
Ok, buddy, you can growl from now to kingdom come, but as I told you yesterday, no work, no food.
Just a little grunt, or a growl, or something.
Paula, lions roar, grunt, growl, cough, and purr but they definitely do not bay.
Don't growl.
If I suggest you promotion again, she'll growl at me.
He's a beast. - Growl!
Growl!
Wouldn't mind her doing the growl on me.
But one night, while all slept, a Iow, menacing growl came from the edge of the forest.
Just have to growl man, show your teeth.
A man in the store gave me this sexual growl.
Growl dad.
Growl.
While junkies prowl with a tiger's growl in search of their much needed blow, and winos cringe on their canned heat bins to find their graves in the snow.
Did you growl?
You growl something inaudible.

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