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howl
noun
1 a long mournful cry of a wolf or dog.
2 a long, loud cry made eg by the wind.
3 a prolonged cry of pain or distress.
4 a loud peal of laughter.
5 electronics a vibrant sound made by a loudspeaker due to feedback.
verb (howled , howling )
1 intr to make a long mournful cry or similar wailing noise.
2 intr to laugh or cry loudly.
3 to shout or shriek (instructions, orders, etc).
[14c]
howling adjective , colloq very great; tremendous a howling success .
howl someone down to prevent (a speaker) from being heard by shouting loudly and angrily.
noun
1 a long mournful cry of a wolf or dog.
2 a long, loud cry made eg by the wind.
3 a prolonged cry of pain or distress.
4 a loud peal of laughter.
5 electronics a vibrant sound made by a loudspeaker due to feedback.
verb (howled , howling )
1 intr to make a long mournful cry or similar wailing noise.
2 intr to laugh or cry loudly.
3 to shout or shriek (instructions, orders, etc).
[14c]
howling adjective , colloq very great; tremendous a howling success .
howl someone down to prevent (a speaker) from being heard by shouting loudly and angrily.
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