Another word for growl | Synonyms for growl

Another word for growl

growl Synonyms

growl

n.

A low, beastlike sound
snarl, gnarl, gnar*, moan, bark, bellow, rumble, roar, howl, grumble, grunt.
Speech resembling a growl, sense 1
grumble, rumble, mumble; see noise 1.

growl Synonyms

growl

v.

To make a low, deep sound
snarl, gnarl, gnar*; see grumble 2.
To speak as if growling
snarl, grumble, upbraid; see complain 1, scold.

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Another word for growl

verb

To make a continuous deep reverberating sound:

boom, grumble, roll, rumble. See sounds

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His growl turned to a purr.
Dustin's warning growl was cold.
Darkyn appeared unwelcoming as usual, his frame rigid and his growl loud enough for Gabriel to hear.
His low growl vibrated against her.
There was something primal in his low growl that made her body boil.

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