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Discover Ludwig"he snarls" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to express the idea that someone is speaking with a hostile tone. For example: "He storms into the room and snarls, 'What are you doing here?'".
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"Screw Bosnia," he snarls.
"Transparency bites," he snarls.
"So you're the man," he snarls.
"She's guilty as hell," he snarls.
"Real religions have a God," he snarls at his son.
He snarls that he's not "a faggot," and storms out.
"Keep looking," he snarls, water dripping off his face.
"Welcome to Versailles," he snarls, and the opening credits roll.
"I'm brought in here to get results," he snarls.
He writes great gags, he snarls, he's hilarious.
"End up here," he snarls, "we'll eat you alive".
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