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What is wrong with the sentence Snarls at Kandy?
Kandy should be candy.
What is a 4 letter word that means traffic snarls?
jams
How did they make the sound of King Kong's roar in the 1933 film?
His roars are tiger snarls and growls.
Nickname given to rail lines heated and twisted into snarls of steel by union troops?
Sherman Neckties
Clint eastwood snarls are you going to pull those pistols or whistle dixie in?
The Outlaw Josey Wales
Why can dog fighting scare a dog?
it is threatening because of the snarls and the loud noises, especially when a dog is used to a calm and peaceful life.
Why do dalmations smile?
Dalmatians smiles are called "smarls". Smarls are a mixture of smiles and snarls. Only Dalmatians can smarl. Don't get snarls and smarls mixed up, if a dog is growling with it's tail not wagging it's a snarl and means it's angry, if it's wagging it's tail happily it's a smarl. Smarls are comman with every Dalmatian you get.
Would you want to have a dog that snarls at other people?
No, I wouldn't want a dog that snarls at other people. Such behavior can indicate fear or aggression, which could lead to dangerous situations and stress for both the dog and others. A well-socialized and friendly dog is more enjoyable to be around and creates a positive environment for everyone. It's important to prioritize safety and socialization in any pet.
What word can you spell using lrsdlasng?
With only 1 vowel, the words are limited to about 5 or 6 letters in length. The longest are glands, gnarls, slangs, and snarls.
How long does it take to drive from flint Michigan to Birmingham Alabama?
~ 11 hours and 45 minutes actual driving (behind the wheel) time, give or take several hours for traffic snarls.
What sound does lion make?
Lions are known for their roar, which can be heard up to 5 miles away. They also make other vocalizations such as grunts, growls, and snarls to communicate with each other.
Who nickname was given to the rail line heated and twisted into snarls of steel by union troops?
The nickname given to the rail line that was heated and twisted into snarls of steel by Union troops during the Civil War is "Sherman's neckties." This tactic was used to destroy Confederate railroads, rendering them unusable and disrupting supply lines. The term originates from General William Tecumseh Sherman’s campaigns, where his forces would heat the rails and then twist them around trees or other objects to ensure they could not be repaired easily.
