growl in Latin
growl in Latin is ganniō — growl means a low, rumbling, threatening sound, especially one made by an animal.
growl in Latin
ganniō
(intransitive) To utter a deep guttural sound, as an angry animal; to give forth an angry, grumbling sound.
What does "growl" mean?
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noun A low, rumbling, threatening sound, especially one made by an animal.
"The dog let out a growl as the stranger approached."
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verb To make this kind of low, threatening sound.
"The bear growled and backed away slowly."
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growl in a sentence
- The dog let out a growl as the stranger approached.
- The bear growled and backed away slowly.
- My stomach growled loudly during the meeting.
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What is "growl" in Latin?
"growl" in Latin is ganniō. growl means: A low, rumbling, threatening sound, especially one made by an animal.
How do you use "growl" in a sentence?
Example: "The dog let out a growl as the stranger approached." In Latin, "growl" is ganniō.
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