growled |
snarled |
As verbs the difference between growled and snarled
is that
growled is (
growl) while
snarled is (
snarl).
grunt |
growled |
As verbs the difference between grunt and growled
is that
grunt is to make a grunt or grunts while
growled is (
growl).
As a noun grunt
is a short, snorting sound, often to show disapproval, or used as a reply when one is reluctant to speak.
angered |
growled |
As verbs the difference between angered and growled
is that
angered is (
anger) while
growled is (
growl).
growled |
grumbled |
As verbs the difference between growled and grumbled
is that
growled is (
growl) while
grumbled is (
grumble).
grouch |
growled |
As verbs the difference between grouch and growled
is that
grouch is to be grumpy or irritable; to complain while
growled is (
growl).
As a noun grouch
is a complaint, a grumble, a fit of ill-humor.
prowled |
growled |
As verbs the difference between prowled and growled
is that
prowled is (
prowl) while
growled is (
growl).
growled |
gowled |
As verbs the difference between growled and gowled
is that
growled is past tense of growl while
gowled is past tense of gowl.
growled |
growler |
As a verb growled
is (
growl).
As a noun growler is
a person, creature or thing that growls.
trowled |
growled |
As verbs the difference between trowled and growled
is that
trowled is (
trowl) while
growled is (
growl).
growled |
growsed |
As verbs the difference between growled and growsed
is that
growled is past tense of growl while
growsed is past tense of growse.
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