snarls in English

verb

1

(of an animal such as a dog) make an aggressive growl with bared teeth.

snarling Dobermans

synonyms: growl, gnash one's teeth

2

entangle or impede (something).

the bus got snarled up in the downtown traffic

synonyms: tangle, entangle, entwine, enmesh, ravel, knot, foul

3

decorate (metalwork) with raised shapes by hammering the underside.

noun

1

an act or sound of snarling.

the cat drew its mouth back in a snarl

2

a knot or tangle.

snarls of wild raspberry plants

verb

growl, gnash one's teeth
say roughly, say brusquely, say nastily, bark, snap, growl, jump down someone's throat
tangle, entangle, entwine, enmesh, ravel, knot, foul
complicate, confuse, muddle, jumble, mess up
mat, tangle, entangle
snap
embrangle, snarl up

noun

tangle
tangle, maze

Use "snarls" in a sentence

1. She used conditioner to remove the snarls from her hair.

2. Reed snarls the words over an organ continuo Counterpointed by lead guitar riffs that come down like the clap of doom

3. The midday power outage also caused traffic snarls as police officers directed traffic through intersections whose signals had gone dark.

4. FEW European visitors to Beijing visit its ancient astronomical observatory, perched on a grey stone tower amid smoggy snarls of traffic.

5. KNOT TODAY Essence Magazine, "Beauty Best Sellers List" 2008 KNOT TODAY TM is a creamy herbal conditioner and detangler designed to smooth the cuticle and remove knots, snarls and tangles from thick Curly textured hair

6. ‘However much a Bumpy surface might have inconvenienced both sets of players, it hardly excused the lack of control and horrible mistiming of the ball which characterised the first half.’ ‘Traffic snarls, uneven and Bumpy roads and pollution have made life miserable for the residents of Koramangala.’