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View definitions for snarl

snarl

noun as in complication, mess

verb as in grumble

verb as in complicate, mess up

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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."

From Salon

“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.

From BBC

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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