snarled

IPA: snˈɑrʌɫd

Examples of "snarled" in Sentences

A dog snarled at him.
The reason given was snarled traffic congestion.
You know, it's bad any time they put "snarled" in there.
The threads of her recall snarled hopelessly at that point.
HOLMES: You know it's serious when they pull out the word snarled in the weather.
Discussions over his name snarled the board's progress on amendments late Thursday evening.
"You're no man, you ain't," the Virgin snarled, discovering that physical assault was not imminent.
"Made fast?" the Captain snarled back, for the benefit of the watch as it struggled to capture the flying sail before it tore to ribbons.
Officials expected commutes to return to normal Tuesday morning on New Jersey Transit and the Long Island Rail Road after a derailed train snarled rail traffic in and out of Penn Station Monday.
And thus the Washington Post column on David's congressional testimony, where he is described "hunched" and said to have "barked," "growled" and "snarled" -- language you would use to describe an animal.