Growl
Growl is a term used to describe a low, rumbling vocalization emitted by many animals as a warning or expression of aggression. The sound originates in the throat and chest and can vary in pitch and duration. In everyday language, growling can also describe similar vocalizations in humans when anger or discomfort is expressed. The verb form to growl describes the act of producing such a sound.
In animals, growling serves as a threat signal and is often part of a broader display that
Gastric growl, medically known as borborygmus, is the rumbling sound produced by gas and liquid moving through
Growl is also the name of a cross-platform notification framework for macOS and Windows. It allows applications