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snarl

[snahrl] / snɑrl /






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The boss, played by Alec Baldwin, snarls out the “prizes,” making clear nobody wants to get third place.

From The Wall Street Journal

Notably, the spokesperson ruled out the use of nets to intercept boats, which Le Monde has previously reported could be used to snarl the propellers of the boats.

From BBC

"It's not just Hawkins that feels cut off from the world. It's Stranger Things itself, a show now sealed in an airless, impenetrable bubble of stagnant characters and snarled lore."

From BBC

Airports in the Midwest saw a decline in commerce as travel snarls kept travelers away.

From The Wall Street Journal

This Thanksgiving holiday travel period is expected to be the busiest in 15 years, federal officials said, as Americans brush off the recent government shutdown that snarled air travel across the country.

From Los Angeles Times