snarl

a snarl of rage.

there's a snarl-up in editing.

to snarl a once simple problem

he fairly snarled at her.

snarls of wild raspberry plants.

The dog snarled at the stranger.

The dog snarled at me.

He snarled savagely at her.

I used to snarl at anyone I disliked.

the trailing lead got snarled up in a bramble bush.

the promising opening soon snarls up in a mess of motives.

The two dogs snarled at each other, and then started fighting.

As I advanced towards the dog, it snarled and struck at me.

There's a snarl in the gasket, sir.

It's causing traffic snarls. The subway's closed.

The storm is pushing into New England with the potential to snarl the evening commute.

Gideon snarled and stuffed the tickets into his pocket.

“Let me go! ” Harry snarled, tugging.

The smile has sometimes turned to snarl of late.

“Someone untied him! ” the executioner was snarling.

" And break your oath" ? he snarled. " Like me" ?

" Ay, " they snarled, " a man wi' a hook" .

“You can go first, ” Ron snarled.