growl
graʊl-
(v)
growl
to utter or emit low dull rumbling sounds "he grumbled a rude response","Stones grumbled down the cliff" -
(n)
growl
the sound of growling (as made by animals)
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Growl
The deep, threatening sound made by a surly dog; a grumbling sound. -
Growl
To express by growling. -
Growl
groul To utter a deep guttural sound, as an angry dog; to give forth an angry, grumbling sound.
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growl
To utter a deep guttural sound of anger or hostility, as a dog or a bear; hence, to emit a sharp rumbling sound, as the forces of nature. -
growl
Hence To speak in an offended or discontented tone; find fault; grumble: as, he growled at being disturbed. -
growl
To make reluctant; cause to grudge: used reflexively. -
growl
To express by growling or grumbling. -
(n)
growl
A deep snarling and threatening sound from the throat, expressive of the hostility of an animal; hence, the grumbling or faultfinding of an offended or discontented person.
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(v.i)
Growl
growl to utter a deep, murmuring sound like a dog: to grumble surlily -
(v.t)
Growl
to express by growling -
(n)
Growl
a murmuring, snarling sound, as of an angry dog
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary D. grollen, to grunt, murmur, be angry; akin to G. grollen, to be angry
Be there as he growls his guts out while Lamb of God unleashes their consistently hard-edged Southern metal. razor947.com
Wisconsin bass artist delivers black dub, feral growling, evil EDM When the zombies win, this plays on repeat. spin.com
The Watchdog growls about that very thing when he's cruising Lamar Avenue in Johnson County. kansascity.com
Tiger growl chases off PETA. nypost.com
"You went behind my back to Chicago," he growls to the woman beside him. readingeagle.com
Metallica frontman James Hetfield growled from the stage of Nashville's Sommet Center Monday night, at the official kickoff of the band's latest US run. rollingstone.com
Just because it's 10pm doesn't mean your stomach's not growling. bohemian.com
Shout, growl, do whatever it takes to make her scamper back to her own room for refuge. theintelligencer.net
There is no buildup of warning woofs or low growls. blog.timesunion.com
Black bear cub walked into a Sears at a Pittsburgh mall and growled at customers before eventually being tranquilized KDKA's Christine D'Antonio reports. cbsnews.com
The loudest cheers, ooohs and aaahs were for the appearance of Spike, a fluffy blond Pomeranian who spun in circles and growled in play when his owner touched his tummy. tulsaworld.com
Authorities say a Highlands man hanged and suffocated his dog because it growled at him while he tried to sleep. 943thepoint.com
Kim Rosenstock's "Tigers Be Still" is a play about the things that growl in the night — those unspoken fears that trip us into emotional detours. idahostatesman.com
Mac Rebennack, better known as Dr Jon is a boogie and blues pianist with a lovable growl of a voice, featuring New Orleans R&B, rock, and Mardi Gras craziness to come up with his own brand of "voodoo" music. kool1017.com
No one would argue that when Eric Church steps onstage, he positively owns the room (and the crowd) with his confident swagger, growling vocals, party-hard lyrics and those ever-present sunglasses, which lend "Chief" a mysterious air. kxrb.com
The bear turned towards him with a fierce growl, and in so doing, exposed his left side to attack. "The Giant of the North" by
He shrank backward a step, with a growl like a cowed but not conquered tiger. "The Lonely Island" by
He had in this act approached somewhat nearer to Jumbo, who saluted him with a most awful growl. "Black Ivory" by
It caused Dumps to return from Dogland and raise his head with a decided growl. "My Doggie and I" by
There was an occasional bass growl intermingled with it. "The Norsemen in the West" by
Edward O'Connor, the moment he heard O'Grady's threat, quitted the hustings also, in company with old Growling. "Handy Andy, Volume One" by
We followed her up to the thicket, put the elephant's head into it, and we heard the lioness growling close to us. "Anecdotes of the Habits and Instinct of Animals" by
Lassie growled in a low voice. "The Boy with the U. S. Weather Men" by
The bear began to growl more fiercely than ever. "Phil Bradley's Mountain Boys" by
The shorter of the two outlaws, a stocky man with deep chest and extraordinarily broad shoulders, growled an answer. "Oh, You Tex!" by
That old growl I've heard.
I shan't please you by replying,
Yet I’ll have a word.
Black as thy blasted pride.
How deep the angry tempest growls
Along the mountain's side!
And growls and shakes again;
And swears, as plain as dog can swear,
That he has won the skin.
Scattered and fell asunder,
While feebler came the rush of rain,
And fainter growled the thunder.
Are ye a march of wolves?
Lycabas! Lycabas! twelve to growl and slay?
Men hearken at night, and lie in fear,
Some men hearken all day!
The savage dog of hell,
Darts growling to his prey!
He flies, and he returns
All covered and all drenched with human gore.