growl

noun/verb28 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.1

a growl that is high in volume

a growl with a low pitch

a growl with a low pitch

a growl expressing anger

a growl intended to intimidate or warn

a growl produced deep in the throat

a deep growl that comes from the throat

a quiet, not aggressive growl

a growl expressing frustration

a quiet and brief growl

used to indicate the source of the growl

used to describe how someone speaks or acts

to growl with high volume

to growl in an angry manner

to growl in a threatening manner

to growl in an aggressive or powerful manner

to growl with a deep, low sound

to growl in a fierce and violent manner

to growl quietly

to growl with a low sound

to growl a little bit

to growl in a non-serious, playful manner

to perceive the sound of a growl

to produce a growl

to produce a growl, often suddenly

to say something angrily in a quiet voice

to direct a growl towards someone or something

to growl due to a cause (e.g., with hunger)

to growl as a result of an emotion (e.g., in annoyance)

Collocations with "growl"