Growler (noun)

1. A low, guttural sound, typically as an expression of anger or discontent.
2. A container of beer, typically a small keg, sold to be taken away from the brewery or pub.

Origin:

The word "growler" comes from the verb "growl" which means "to make a low, guttural sound, typically as an expression of anger or discontent.".

Examples:

1. He heard a growler from the dog, warning him to stay away.
2. The growler from the stomach indicated that he was hungry.
3. He bought a growler of beer to take home with him.
4. The growler was a popular way to buy beer before bottles and cans.
5. The growler was filled with fresh beer from the tap.