IPA: /nɑr/
KK: /nɑr/
To make a low, angry sound, like a growl or snarl, often used to describe a dog or other animal showing aggression.
The dog began to gnar when it saw the stranger approaching.
Past: gnarred
Past Participle: gnarred
The word 'gnar' originates from Old English 'gnarren', meaning to snarl or growl. It describes a sound made by an animal, often indicating aggression or displeasure.
Think of the sound of an animal 'snarling' or 'growling' — that's what 'gnar' refers to.