howl
🇺🇸
/haʊl/
🇬🇧
/haʊl/
verb
R
to make a long, loud animal call
Wolves howl at the moon.
R
to make a loud noise when angry, hurt, or laughing
The baby started to howl when he fell down.
R
to blow hard with a loud noise
The wind began to howl during the storm.
R
to shout something loudly and angrily
The coach howled at the players for their mistakes.
noun
R
a long, loud animal call
We heard a lonely howl from the forest.
R
a loud noise from anger, pain, or laughter
His joke caused a howl of laughter from the audience.
R
a loud sound made by strong wind
The howl of the wind kept us awake all night.
translation
to make a long, loud animal call; to make a loud noise when angry, hurt, or laughing; to blow hard with a loud noise; to shout something loudly and angrily
a long, loud animal call; a loud noise from anger, pain, or laughter; a loud sound made by strong wind
Word Forms
3rd Present
howls
Progressive
howling
Past
howled
Plural
howls
Perfect
howled