Adjective:

ஆயதம் ப?ண்ட,

arled's Usage Examples:

He snarled at her and sat down.

The emerging brightness of the new day, while inviting, did nothing to sort out the tangle of thoughts crowding his brain like the line of a snarled fishing reel.

Jackson snarled, "You're one smart ass remark away from a dirt nap, Skippy!"So, Skippy, what's on your mind?Actually, Skippy, I'm quite a mellow alcoholic, not raging at all, lucky for you.

"Hope you can swim when this is over," Talon snarled.

"I want to stop him before he screws up a real missing person case by sending the police off on a snipe hunt," he snarled.

He tried to move laterally, away to his right, but the gnarled branches of a now-dead bush blocked his path.

"Phoo!" snarled the kitten; "I wouldn't touch the nasty things!"In turn the Wizard and the children, the horse and the kitten, examined the Gargoyles with the same silent attention.

Rhyn landed a blow on the demon, who snarled in response.

peel the celeriac, cut off and discard the worst of the gnarled tangled roots at the bottom.

He fell back a few feet and snarled at her.

I can't hold this!"Hold on before you fall off," Alex snarled.

At night he plays the washboard with his gnarled fingers.

A structure akin to cleavage, often exemplified by slates especially when they have been somewhat contorted or gnarled, is the Ausweichungsclivage of Albert Heim.