snarling in Latin
snarling in Latin is hirrītus — snarling means growling angrily, or speaking in an aggressive tone.
snarling in Latin
hirrītus
The act of producing a snarl or growl.
What does "snarling" mean?
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adjective Growling angrily, or speaking in an aggressive tone.
"A snarling dog blocked the gate."
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noun The act of growling or speaking angrily.
"The snarling from the kennels kept the neighbours awake."
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snarling in a sentence
- A snarling dog blocked the gate.
- The snarling from the kennels kept the neighbours awake.
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What is "snarling" in Latin?
"snarling" in Latin is hirrītus. snarling means: Growling angrily, or speaking in an aggressive tone.
How do you use "snarling" in a sentence?
Example: "A snarling dog blocked the gate." In Latin, "snarling" is hirrītus.
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