growl

Her soprano voice shows such control and dynamic range as she transitions from soft, vulnerable moments to rebellious growls in anger against the Wizard.

Dot scars Munch, and gets rid of Munch's "client," but he can’t be done with her: “A debt must be paid,” he growls in front of Dot’s daughter and gentle husband.

“Noid” was dense and menacing, Tyler’s flow somewhere between a growl and a yowl; “Darling, I” was light and whimsical but almost painfully yearning too.

"All of a sudden there was a horrendous growl and this dog came running and pounced on Alfred," Ms Gunston said.

A decorator working alone also reported hearing doors slamming and then a growl in his ear.