snarling

Adjective

growling, having a snarl.
The snarling dog scared me away without ever opening its mouth and without making enough noise to wake the household.

Noun

(plural snarlings)

The act of producing a snarl or growl.

Verb

Present participle of snarl.

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He was snarling at me from the day we met.
Brutus started after them, snarling and barking his disgust.
If he thinks she has him trapped, he'll be a rat in a cheese house with a craw full of cheddar, snarling and biting to get out.
And then Brutus was at her side, snarling and trying to push her away.
The sounds of Rhyn slamming his body into his cell and snarling awoke her sometime later.

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