growls (verb)
To growl is to make a low, guttural, rumbling sound in the throat, typically expressing anger, aggression, or warning. It is most commonly associated with animals like dogs or lions, but it can also describe a person speaking in a low, unfriendly, or complaining tone.
Think of a dog named 'Growl' who 'lowers' his voice. The 'L' in growl stands for 'Low' sound.
The dogs growls. → The dogs growl.
My stomach grows. → My stomach growls.
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