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Meanings of snarled in English

Tangled in knots or snarls.

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Usage of snarled in English
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Icy conditions snarled travel and thousands of flights were canceled or delayed.
Reuters
2
Bolsover, meanwhile, snarled over the matter in ill-tempered conclaves in the play-ground.
A Dog with a Bad Name
3
The convergence of emergency vehicles had snarled all traffic in the area.
Map of bones
4
I hope the ground opens up and swallows you!' the cook snarled.
I shall wear midnight
5
The sergeant-major snarled an order, turning the soldiers smartly towards the gate.
The street philosopher
6
He's cursing at everything he smashes, in words too snarled to identify.
The Menstruating Mall
7
I want to talk to persuadable voters! she snarled at the schedulers.
Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
8
The boy crouched and snarled, and again the whip hissed and cracked.
The Quest of the Silver Fleece: A Novel
9
Hap Smith snarled; his face no longer one of broad good humour.
Six Feet Four
10
He flexed his fingers and snarled as he felt the power there.
Depraved
11
A pot of coffee steadily lubricated the snarled calculations of solvitriol power.
The last page
12
He snarled more menacingly, crouched still lower, and still the hand descended.
The Call of the Wild, White Fang and Other Stories
13
In this process, three very different people become snarled in their lives.
Reuters
14
Then he lay flat upon the bough and snarled again and again.
The Texan Star: The Story of a Great Fight for Liberty
15
Her predecessor Karl Lagerfeld snarled: Chloé should have taken a big name.
The Guardian
16
That must be some new code for... for oral sex! Dad snarled.
The Duff
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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