snarl

For a dramatically stripped-bare version of Paparazzi, she's on crutches, snarling at photographers, but soaking up the public's adoration until it frees her to walk unaided.

When writing and performing with the group, she’ll sometimes turn her nationally delicate voice into a snarl or a howl — resisting any temptation to ever let it all get too sweet.

Her predicament is reminiscent of another queen who embarked on a conquering path with snarling living weapons on her shoulder.

A Metro train derailed in downtown Los Angeles on Tuesday, snarling light rail service during the peak of the evening commute.

She’s presenting herself as a sweet, affable wife whose ability to make small talk with important people offers a useful moderating force on her snarling bully of a husband.