Snarl | Word Snarl at Open Dictionary of English by LearnThat Foundation

I had a snarl in my hair when I woke up.
He bellied cautiously inside and was met by a warning snarl from the she-wolf.
The intent of the snarl is to warn or frighten, and judgment is required to know when it should be used.
We're still very much in "snarl mode", but we have managed to find a picture of Blair looking at his equipment.

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