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growl

noun as in animal-like sound

verb as in sound animal-like

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The object of his growl was a journalist who spent two years battling him on the Dodgers beat.

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As a child, Lulu modelled herself on James Brown and Big Mama Thornton – gritty R&B singers who lent their grit and growl to Lulu's version of Shout.

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That voice is all purr and growl, like a lion clawing its way through velvet.

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She dropped into her gravelly Cookie Monster growl for the answer: “Brown food tastes good.”

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Tasmanian devils have “noisy, dramatic feeding frenzies filled with growls and screeches” when they gather around a carcass, zoo officials said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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