snarly

IPA: snˈɑrɫi

Examples of "snarly" in Sentences

The jacking, snarly house tracks are wild.
The really snarly people won't pay attention.
I think the snarly punk teenager lives within all of us.
If you revert, he reverts right back with a snarly comment.
He was snarly about the long check-in lines, and snippy with me.
I 'did' nominate Snarly for speedy deletion and then withdraw that.
Life must be difficult for an extreme outsider, and you get snarly.
You're too busy being snarly and bad tempered even to say good morning.
When the plant is getting ripe, the leaves become "snarly," like a bull's face.
That Jabberwocky wearing a Dartmouth green no. 13 on his chest, was awfully snarly looking.
So if you happen to see a certain snarly-faced man, with a bad attitude roaming your street, do yourself a favour.
"I know there are people who are pretty snarly about it, but no one has said anything to us firsthand," St. Maxens said.
For example, this morning I was greeted by this very fine review of The Red Tree at "The Black Letters" (even if it does deem me "snarly").