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snarl
noun as in complication, mess
verb as in grumble
Example Sentences
Authorities said the incident might snarl traffic in the downtown area by West College, Alpine and Yale streets.
Barely concealing a snarl, Vance says what makes him "smile" is "bogus questions from the media, man."
“Secrets from generations ago sank far into the earth where truth and lies tangled in a polluted snarl.”
The shutdown could also snarl commuter transit in major Canadian cities like Toronto or Montreal as some dispatchers will be on a work stoppage.
The way Roan performed it Sunday — breathy and yearning yet with a faint snarl — it was all of those.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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