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Growel

Part of speech: noun

Definition:

A growel is a loud, low, and threatening sound made by an animal, often used as a warning or a display of aggression.

Example sentences:

1. The tiger let out a deep growel as it defended its territory.

2. The angry dog emitted a fierce growel, causing everyone to steer clear.

3. I could hear the growel of the bear in the distance, sending shivers down my spine.

Part of speech: verb

Definition:

To growel means to make a growel-like sound or to express discontent or annoyance with a low, rumbling voice.

Example sentences:

1. The frustrated lion began to growel under its breath, displeased with its small meal.

2. When he heard the news, John couldn't help but growel in disapproval.

3. The old car's engine would growel every time it started, signaling its need for repairs.

Part of speech: adjective

Definition:

In the context of slang, growel can describe something cool, exciting, or impressive. This usage is more common in certain local areas.

Example sentences:

1. That new sports car looks so growel! I wish I could afford one.

2. The concert last night was absolutely growel - the band played their best songs.

3. Her fashion style is always on point; she has such a growel wardrobe.