Then, with a snarl of anger, he left me and entered the cottage from which I had just come. [verb]
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Both snarled at Mr. [verb]
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'Peace, hound,' he said, and the Marquess snarled like an old dog; but Philip, with a quivering lip, put out his hand till it touched Richard's shoulder. [verb]
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He's in with a lowdown crowd, Mr Dedalus snarled. [verb]
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'Nor ever will have,' snarled the King. [verb]
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John snarled at such times, Richard breathed through his nose. [verb]
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Javert snarled like a tiger, which made him half open one corner of his mouth, and he muttered between his teeth: "Have a care." [verb]
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I heard her snarl from behind the wooden door. [Please select]
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"You speak as though you were the princess," he snarled. [Please select]
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With a triumphant snarl the blood-crazed Peruvian closed in, slashing for the throat. [Please select]
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Then a snarl of chagrin from the marksman blended with the grunts of his mates. [Please select]
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