What is another word for growling?
Pronunciation:
[ ɡɹˈa͡ʊlɪŋ], [ ɡɹˈaʊlɪŋ], [ ɡ_ɹ_ˈaʊ_l_ɪ_ŋ]
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Similar words for growling:
- crying (adjective)
- guttural (adjective)
- hoarse (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- peevish (adjective)
- ululating (adjective)
- communication (noun)
- growl (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- crying (verb)
- ululating (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Growling:
adj.
• crying (adjective)- clamoring,
- Whooping,
- exclaiming,
- screaming,
- cheering,
- groaning,
- shrieking,
- yelling,
- hollering,
- shouting,
- moaning,
- sobbing.
- more stertorous,
- more squawking,
- most stridulous,
- un even,
- more stridulous,
- in-distinct,
- breathiest,
- most squawking,
- in distinct,
- croupiest,
- breathier,
- un-even,
- most stertorous.
- stertorous,
- peevish,
- breathy,
- out-of-sorts,
- splenetic,
- hoarse,
- husky,
- croupy,
- Stridulous,
- guttural,
- grousing,
- croupier,
- Fretting,
- waspy.
- fault finding,
- most caviling,
- badtempered,
- more cussed,
- most whining,
- most fretting,
- more fretting,
- most cussed,
- more whining,
- shorttempered,
- ill natured,
- bad tempered,
- most out of sorts,
- more caviling,
- more out of sorts,
- ogrest,
- illnatured,
- more splenetic,
- ogrer,
- waspiest,
- more out-of-sorts,
- most out-of-sorts,
- short tempered,
- most grousing,
- waspier,
- more grousing,
- most splenetic.
- Twitting,
- yelping,
- chattering,
- bellowing,
- Neighing,
- cooing,
- Snarling,
- Whinnying,
- Clucking,
- Warbling,
- Squawking,
- meowing,
- Chirping,
- Quacking,
- Purring,
- Hooting,
- grunting,
- trilling,
- Cawing,
- Braying,
- Baying,
- crowing,
- Gobbling,
- Mewing,
- Mooing,
- roaring,
- Ululating,
- honking,
- Bleating,
- Cackling,
- snorting,
- squealing,
- Barking.
n.
• communication (noun) • growl (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)v.
• crying (verb) • ululating (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- grunt,
- Grouty,
- deep,
- unfulfilled,
- enlarge,
- yap,
- hoarsely,
- restive,
- bark,
- become,
- sepulchral,
- thundering,
- raving,
- yapping,
- frumpish,
- Grew,
- Grumbly,
- swinish,
- crashing,
- yowling,
- croaking,
- howl,
- raise,
- huskily,
- restless,
- grouching,
- go,
- bellow,
- sprout,
- expand,
- moan,
- grumbling,
- faultfinding,
- Growlingly,
- thrive,
- growls,
- emerge,
- accrue,
- roar,
- enhance,
- come,
- grow,
- churlish,
- clamour,
- pealing,
- brusque,
- germinate,
- thick,
- scowling,
- snappish,
- unsatisfied,
- rumbling,
- mutter,
- grim,
- persistent,
- humming,
- boom,
- nasty,
- muttering,
- crabby,
- bawl,
- beefing,
- turn,
- growingly,
- frowning,
- peevishly,
- resounding,
- berate,
- grumble,
- grouchy,
- uneasy,
- grow up,
- echo,
- mumble,
- unaccommodating,
- ungoverned,
- booming,
- rolling,
- petulant,
- indelicate,
- lingering,
- resentful,
- extend,
- out of humor,
- rumble,
- rebellious,
- throaty,
- yell,
- morose,
- snapping,
- tell off,
- scolding,
- curt,
- brutally,
- displeased,
- disappointed,
- sullen,
- gutturally,
- outcry,
- echoic,
- surly,
- malcontent,
- snarl,
- disgruntled,
- querulous,
- buildup,
- evolve,
- bear a grudge,
- complaining,
- churlishly,
- reprove,
- Doggish,
- augment,
- maundering,
- grumpy,
- thunder,
- Whimpering,
- discontented,
- arise,
- dissatisfied,
- unhappy,
- echoing,
- Repercussive,
- Grum,
- gruff,
- rebound,
- brutal,
- cranky,
- Uttering,
- get,
- yowl,
- reverberation,
- nagging,
- snarlingly,
- squall,
- growth,
- develop,
- sounding,
- glum,
- glowering,
- envious,
- murmuring,
- flourish.
How to use "Growling" in context?
When one is growling, they are literally making a noise like a bear or other animal when they are angry or scared. The sound is produced by compressing the throat and nose together, then releasing them abruptly with a hiss. This noise is often used to communicate with other animals, or to show warning or aggression. It can also be used to chat with friends or family, or to attract attention. In some cases, people growl when they have a cold or the flu.
Paraphrases for Growling:
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Hyponym for Growling:
n.
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communication
vocalization, utterance.
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communication
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