Snarl

What do we mean by snarl?

A tangled mass, as of hair or yarn. noun

A confused, complicated, or tangled situation. noun

To become tangled or confused. intransitive verb

To tangle or knot (hair, for example). intransitive verb

To confuse or complicate. intransitive verb

To growl viciously while baring the teeth. intransitive verb

To speak angrily or threateningly. intransitive verb

To utter with anger or hostility. intransitive verb

A vicious growl. noun

A vicious, hostile utterance. noun

To entangle; complicate; involve in knots: as, to snarl a skein of thread.

To embarrass; confuse; entangle.

To shape or ornament the exterior of (vessels of thin metal) by repercussion from within. See snarling-iron.

To make tangles or snarls; also, to become entangled.

A sharp growl; also, a jealous, quarrelsome, or faultfinding utterance, like the snarling of a dog or a wolf. noun

To growl sharply, as an angry or surly dog; gnarl.

Figuratively, to speak in a sharp and quarrelsome or faultfinding way; talk rudely or churlishly; snap.

To utter with a snarl: as, to snarl one's discontent; to snarl out an oath.

A snare; any knot or complication of hair, thread, etc., which it is difficult to disentangle; also, a group of things resembling, in entanglement, such a knot: as, a snarl of yachts. noun

Figuratively, complication; intricacy; embarrassing condition: as, to get the negotiation into a snarl. noun

A knot or complication of hair, thread, or the like, difficult to disentangle.

An intricate complication; a problematic difficulty; a knotty or tangled situation.

A slow-moving traffic jam.

Noun. miserable, disgusted look commonly found on average looking girls who lack attention. this foul facial expression tends to intimidate guys making her that much more unapproachable. Urban Dictionary

V. perform a blow-job Urban Dictionary

Adj. An ugly crack whore Urban Dictionary

A cigarette Urban Dictionary

This is actually an old english sport. it is when a man is getting head and right before he blows his load he crams the bitches head down on his cock and when she chokes on all the semen she blows it out her nostrils and makes a sound kind of like kenny g's saxophone Urban Dictionary

A word used to induce a negative response or association in the person hearing or reading it. Commonly used to appeal to people's emotions rather than their reasoning, and thereby get them on your side. Antonym: purr word Urban Dictionary

While a girl is going down on you and while finishing, you cram it down her throat and tickle her so she makes a snarling noise while your load comes out her nose. Urban Dictionary

When a persons hair becomes almost impossible to brush or comb due to tightly formed snarls close to the scalp. Urban Dictionary

When two men engage in anal sex in public, while one of them (the Larry) snarles at passers by, and writes his name on the other ones chest in feces. Urban Dictionary

Ejaculating into a woman's nostrils, causing her to snarl in rage to clear her nasal cavity, making a sound en enraged dragon might. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to snarl:
snarl, snark, snare, snail, gnarl, snarf, snurl, narl, snar, snary, knarl, searl, sarl, snarr, snarc.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word snarl:
scrapper, swoop, backstop, stegosaurus, growl, scourge, optimus, megatron, shockwave, hoop, primal, bite, jungle, facial, beast, planet, cat, gods, wolf, sounds, earth, expression, universe, wave, comic, prime, device, animal, invasion, appears, orders, combat, bass, fight, your, animals, keep, voice, appeared, find, revealed.

Words that rhyme with snarl:
gnarl, carl, karl, harl, ensnarl, knarl, albemarle, garl, charle, carll, gnarle, mccarl.

Adjectives that are often used to describe snarl:
angry, low, savage, vicious, ugly, silent, sudden, fierce, feral, ferocious, hopeless, perpetual, sharp, guttural, terrible, deep, menacing, tangled, loud, nasty, slight, soundless, horrible, wolfish, hideous, occasional, like, half, legal, permanent, bitter, soft, furious, final, usual, defiant, wild, harsh, threatening, quick, illogical, bureaucratic, impatient, familiar, suppressed, faint, contemptuous, bestial, pitched, evil, confused, dreadful, shrill, inextricable, sarcastic, strange, perfect, huge, wicked, inarticulate, curlike, complicated, tigerish, hungry, frightened, hoarse, nasal, terrifying, twisted, distant, continuous, muffled, rumbling, wordless, unpleasant, petulant, ominous, frozen, throated, awful, brief.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective snarl:
ups, words, smile.

Words that sound like snarl:
snarl, snarls, snarly, snar, snarler, sarl, snore, snorri, ceorl, snail, snare, sneer, snark, snell, smar, snarf, snel, snowl, snarr, snary, sneery, snir, snow hill, snur, smara, small, snort, smore, snores, snorer, snork, smile, sorry, smart, sorrow, smell, smear, sol, sonar, smil, sar, smal, sari, snarky, gnarl, snares, snarled, smle, sneers, snarling, snivel, smel, smartt, snobbery, smail, snor, smarm, soll, searle, sahel, snl, smale, skirl, saar, sarro, searl, suar, saal, sarra, sarh, saro, smeal, ensnarl, sperl, smarr, saari, smeary, saru, smir, cirl, knarl, narl, saara, sahl, smyre, snogger, sarles, saraa, snarl up, sarr, sarlo, snarer, snow owl, sarre, smoor, sciarra, sneerer, stearl, smyer, snr.