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gnar

[nahr]

verb (used without object), gnarred, gnar·ring.

to snarl; growl.

Also, gnarr.

Origin:
1490–1500; imit; compare Old English gnyrran, German knarren, knirren, Middle Dutch gnerren, gnorren

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gnarl or gnar² (nɑːl, nɑː)

—vb
	obsolete (intr) to growl or snarl

[C16: of imitative origin]

gnar or gnar²

—vb

[C16: of imitative origin]

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