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Meanings of bawl (bawls) in English
Usage of bawls in English
1
The elk bugles, the moose roars and bawls, in desire or defiance.
2
I will back my horse against you for fifty, bawls out Will.
3
I'll take no refusal now, by George I won't, bawls the knight.
4
Besides, Dave is never in earnest when he bawls me out.
5
Like that of Rude, French liberty opens her mouth and bawls.
6
When Marriott crawls she crawls, and when she bawls she bawls.
7
In vain he bawls for mercy; in vain calls upon the captain to save him.
8
He roars with rage, and when in pain he cries, or he bawls and howls.
9
I should think you'd know it from the way that Sig Rosenblatt bawls everybody out.
10
When she is gored or in great danger she bawls also, but that is different.
11
He finds his mistress gone to the country, and he bawls, and stamps, and swears.
12
If he sees anyone he knows, he bawls out:
13
Accordingly, the harpooner, the instant he has made a good hit, bawls out, Haul away!
14
Up and down he seemed thrown, with bloody face, flinging arms, while he uttered hoarse bawls.
15
But I gathered from the roars and bawls that the Rube was after some of the boys.
16
Though the calf was tired, he still could bellow, and he filled the air with robust bawls.
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Translations for bawls
Bawls through the time