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Meanings of howl in English
Synonyms
Examples for "roar"
Examples for "roar"
1
May be seen; roar; will be appointed; have flown; has been recommended.
2
We'd hear that bullish roar across the school fields behind our house.
3
Over the roar, she didn't think Amos heard Fayez say, All right.
4
The roar of escaping gas was heard in Munroville, five miles distant.
5
I heard the roar of the guns when out in the hills.
1
Told that journalists didn't consider it news, he would wail, Why not?
2
The lost float up in shadowy forms, and wail in whispered despair.
3
A woman's heart throbbed in the lilt and broke in the wail.
4
Fitfully the words came on the wind, in an almost heart-breaking wail:
5
For a second, Willy heard the ghostly wail of her daughter's voice.
1
The other yawl and its tackle roll and creak in the gale.
2
Everybody in the yawl was eagerly looking after the form of Tier.
3
Then the men stop rowing and the yawl drifts with the current.
4
But it is incredible that any more should get in the yawl.
5
The English had the yawl, and the launch had been driven away.
1
They chant, sing and ululate their praise -usually segregated from male supporters.
2
The others, women and their young, began to ululate.
3
Lucia and I added a little flourish by trying to ululate like we had seen our mothers do.
4
And then it was over, and she knew she'd passed her trial when the women began to ululate.
5
Such tasks, it says, can include collecting stones or threshing wheat while others sing, read recite poetry or ululate.
1
Emerson believes in him; Lowell not at all; Longfellow finds some good in his 'yaup;' but the truth is, he is in an amorphous condition.
2
"Hold your yaup," cried another boy, standing by; "if you don't like your bet, Hen Billings, I'll take it off your hands."
Usage of howl in English
1
Soon afterward, a flash and howl spoke eloquently of interesting events outside.
2
No; its repetition told us what it was-thehowl of the prairie-wolf.
3
But the boys in khaki jam the theater and howl their approval.
4
That said, they're also going to howl if it's just boringly rote.
5
The work is the Australian composer's howl of rage at environmental destruction.
6
They knew that the howl was a bad sign; but neither spoke.
7
A howl of panic terror from the youth interrupted the solemn incantation.
8
One I hadn't used in two years, except to howl and growl.
9
The sky darkened, and the wind began to howl through the forest.
10
Suddenly in the distance a pariah dog gave a prolonged melancholy howl.
11
He fell back with a howl with both stumps in the air.
12
The soundtrack could only be heard as a single, long, piercing howl.
13
A second howl burst out of the night causing her to flinch.
14
I told the sergeant-CaptainHahn broke in with something like a howl.
15
She lets out an abysmal howl that lasts for over 40 minutes.
16
He shuddered luxuriously at the howl and rattle of the wind without.
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Translations for howl
Russian
Howl through the time
Howl across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common