verb

howl

to howl, to wail, to roar

The wolf howled at the moon.

The wolf howled at the moon.

The wind howled all night long.

The wind howled all night long.

He howled in pain after the fall.

He howled in pain after the fall.

((at sb./sth.)) to make a long, loud crying sound The wolf howled at the moon.

((with sth.)) to cry out loudly with a feeling He howled with laughter.

Synonyms: wail, cry, roar, bellow

From Old English 'hūlian', which is of imitative origin.

Imagine an owl asking 'How?' but loudly: 'HOW-l?'.

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