grr-ahh

interjection
UK /ɡɜːr ɑː/
US /ɡɝː ɑː/

A silly sound people make when they are angry or frustrated.

He made a loud grr-ahh when he dropped his ice cream.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A playful growling noise made while pretending to be a monster.

The kids chased each other with a funny grr-ahh.

3. A sound of effort when lifting or pushing something heavy.

With a grr-ahh, she pushed the big box across the floor.

4. A grumpy complaint said in a joking way.

He answered with a grr-ahh when asked to clean his room.