snarly

IPA: snˈɑrɫi

adjective

  • Given to snarling or growling.
  • Full of snarls.
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Examples of "snarly" in Sentences

  • He was snarly about the long check-in lines, and snippy with me.
  • 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").

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