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Meanings of growling in English
Usage of growling in English
1
These animals were the true source of the growling noises heard earlier.
2
Bull, stop growling; you are very impolite; the gentleman is in distress.
3
She heard the growling approach of a vehicle, but didn't look up.
4
Even the panthers and the lions let the growling Tarmangani pass unmolested.
5
Those words rippled up and down the line, the men growling impatiently.
6
The Dwarf made no reply; but simply laughed like a growling bear.
7
Toussaint could hear both boys' stomachs growling but neither of them complained.
8
Both sides launched chemical bombs from growling engines that stalked the rivage.
9
There is a tone of growling impatience in every line of it.
10
I tried growling and forming words within it, as he had done.
11
Jenny could hear their shouting: the hoarse, growling polysyllables of the gnomes.
12
It means knowing things no one else does, he said, still growling.
13
Suddenly a growling noise was heard at the end of the cave.
14
Dreaming he had been, when aroused by the growling of the dogs.
15
Looking eastward again, he didn't resume his growling; instead, he whined nervously.
16
We could hear him high up the tree snarling and growling fiercely.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Growling through the time
Growling across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common