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Definition of snarl:
Synonyms:
snatch up, harm, mat up, crack, noise, mar, gridlock, bumper-to-bumper, matt-up, rage, take its toll, knot, filter, hiss, disfigure, grumble, mat, labyrinth, abuse, tell off, click, tie-up, break down, words, lose it, entangle, ravel, tailback, tear, hold-up, damage, tousle, mark, drag in, confusion, dishevel, embrangle, tear into, matte up, spoil, snarl-up, tangle, scold, croak, stain, embrangle, rupture, let fly, snatch, matte, injure, felt up, flick, raise your voice, congestion charge, photograph, back up, maze, bust, snap, lash out, shoot, hurt, backup, embroil, sweep, bite someone's head off, jump down someone's throat, sweep up, logjam, baa, busy, felt, jam-up.
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hinder (part of speech: verb)
- cripple,
- block,
- thwart,
- burden,
- counter,
- congest,
- delay,
- obstruct,
- baffle,
- impede,
- curb,
- snag,
- mire,
- frustrate,
- crimp,
- entrap,
- dam,
- fetter,
- constipate,
- jam,
- hamper,
- constrain,
- complicate,
- deter,
- entangle,
- tangle,
- clog,
- restrict,
- oppose,
- stop,
- brake,
- hamstring,
- detain,
- plug,
- resist,
- handicap,
- stay,
- bung,
- foul,
- bar,
- impair,
- bottleneck,
- choke,
- interrupt,
- paralyze,
- drag,
- check,
- hinder,
- cramp,
- restrain,
- encumber,
- catch,
- inhibit
- complicate (part of speech: verb)
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hindrance (part of speech: noun)
- brake,
- drawback,
- bung,
- barrier,
- frustration,
- hurdle,
- bafflement,
- deterrent,
- constraint,
- handicap,
- restriction,
- impasse,
- bottleneck,
- delay,
- complication,
- obstruction,
- interruption,
- resistance,
- drag,
- snag,
- restraint,
- plug,
- congestion,
- inhibition,
- damper,
- impedance,
- jam,
- encumbrance,
- hindrance,
- entanglement,
- constipation,
- blockade,
- choke,
- mire,
- obstacle,
- tangle,
- opposition,
- stoppage,
- burden,
- blockage,
- clog,
- catch,
- block,
- stop,
- stay,
- entrapment,
- disadvantage,
- crimp,
- dam,
- impediment
- ululate (part of speech: verb)
- ululation (part of speech: noun)
Usage examples:
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" No, they don't," answered Droom with a laugh that sounded like a snarl.
- "Jane Cable", George Barr McCutcheon. -
But fresh hope leaped up into her heart, though she could scarce believe her ears when Broderick's voice in answer was like the snarl of a beast, harsh with anger, snapping out his words fiercely: " Come out here.
- "Six Feet Four", Jackson Gregory. -
Lucinda was as savage as ever, and would snap and snarl, and almost bite.
- "The Eustace Diamonds", Anthony Trollope.