snarly Synonyms
Strongest:
- snappish
- irritable
- disagreeable
- testy
- belligerent
- waspish
- bilious
- grumpy
- irascible
- ornery
- curmudgeonly
- raspy
- petulant
- snarky
- surly
- ill-tempered
- peevish
- grouchy
- crabby
- snippy
- cantankerous
- crotchety
- dyspeptic
- querulous
Strong:
- fractious
- off-colored
- huffy
- combative
- prickly
- bearish
- perverse
- sulky
- ill-humored
- snippety
- pettish
- scrappy
- sullen
- fretful
- stuffy
- pouty
- contentious
- choleric
- cross
- quarrelsome
- truculent
- pugnacious
- snappy
- off-color
- cranky
- short-tempered
- bellicose
- tetchy
- ratty
- argumentative
- ill-natured
- disputatious
- quick-tempered
- fiery
- cross-grained
Weak:
Strongest:
- sweet
- gregarious
- good-natured
- genial
- companionable
- outgoing
- agreeable
- sociable
- extraverted
- companionable
- gregarious
- genial
- affable
- affable
- cordial
- cordial
- sociable
- amiable
- outgoing
- good-natured
- amiable
- extroverted
- extroverted
- friendly
- extraverted
- sweet
- agreeable
- friendly
Strong:
- well-disposed
- stoical
- easygoing
- stoic
- carefree
- well-disposed
- carefree
- good-tempered
- stoic
- patient
- relaxed
- tolerant
- relaxed
- good-tempered
- easygoing
- patient
- tolerant
- stoical
Weak:
snarly Meaning
Wordnet
snarly (s)
tangled in knots or snarls
snarly Sentence Examples
- The snarly alley cat hissed and arched its back at the intruder.
- His snarly demeanor kept people at a distance.
- The snarly wind howled through the trees, threatening to topple them.
- The teacher's snarly remarks left the students feeling intimidated.
- The snarly dog barked furiously at the mailman.
- The snarly child refused to share their toys with their siblings.
- The snarly old man sat in the corner of the coffee shop, glaring at everyone.
- The snarly voice on the phone made her heart skip a beat.
- The snarly traffic made her late for work.
- The snarly lawyer threatened to sue the company if they didn't pay up.
FAQs About the word snarly
tangled in knots or snarls
snappish, irritable, disagreeable, testy, belligerent, waspish, bilious, grumpy, irascible,ornery
sweet, gregarious, good-natured, genial, companionable, outgoing, agreeable, sociable, extraverted, companionable
The snarly alley cat hissed and arched its back at the intruder.
His snarly demeanor kept people at a distance.
The snarly wind howled through the trees, threatening to topple them.
The teacher's snarly remarks left the students feeling intimidated.
