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snarl

[snahrl] / snɑrl /






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The war has jacked up the price of oil and snarled supply chains for a variety of other important commodities, from aluminum to urea.

From The Wall Street Journal

I held my palms in front of me and snarled my lips like I was frozen in carbonite.

From Literature

But soon after, he’d seen his reflection in a glassy pond, his left eye socket gaping grotesquely above his snarled whiskers.

From Literature

The central bank’s task has been complicated by a new energy shock stemming from the war in Iran, which has disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and threatens to again snarl global supply chains.

From The Wall Street Journal

The surge in oil and gas prices since the start of the conflict last month, as well as supply chain snarls, are weighing heavily on the sector.

From Barron's