10 Angry “Said” Alternatives

Said is a solid and useful dialogue tag. But here are also other examples you can use from time to time:

“That was a mistake,” the thief hissed.	Hiss	_{To say something in quiet angry way.}
“Are you sure?” the dragon grumbled.	Grumble	_{To mutter in discontent}.
“Tell me the truth now!” Anne demanded.	Demand	_{To call for something in an authoritative way, to call for urgently, imperiously, or insistently.}
“Now you will die,” she growled.	Growl	_{To complain angrily.}
“And how did it help you?” he snarled.	Snarl	_{To growl with a snapping, gnashing, or display of teeth.}
“You fool!” Andrew snapped.	Snap	_{To utter sharp biting words, to utter curtly or abruptly.}
“Another mistake,” Lucy grunted.	Grunt	_{A low, short guttural sound made by an animal or a person.}
“You will go to school or else say goodbye to your computer,” Mum threatened.	Threaten	_{To utter threats or warnings.}
“Because it was mine!” Anne barked.	Bark	_{To speak in a curt loud and usually angry tone}
“And they spilled milk again!” Aunt ranted.	Rant	_{To talk in a noisy, excited, or declamatory manner, to scold vehemently.}