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yowl

To utter a loud, long, mournful cry or howl, typically associated with cats or people in pain. / A loud, wailing cry or howl.
Intransitive VerbNoun
pl: yowlspast: yowledpp: yowleding: yowling

Meanings

Intransitive Verb
[~]

To utter a loud, long, mournful cry or howl, typically associated with cats or people in pain.

Noun

A loud, wailing cry or howl.

A sudden yowl of pain echoed through the hallway.

Examples

The stray cat began to yowl loudly in the middle of the night.

Stop that yowling and go to sleep.

Stop that yowling and go to sleep.

I heard a piercing yowl coming from the alleyway.

I heard a piercing yowl coming from the alleyway.

Detective

The wounded soldier let out a sudden yowl of agony.

History

Why is your cat yowling at the door again?

Why is your cat yowling at the door again?

A single, long yowl echoed through the dark forest.

A single, long yowl echoed through the dark forest.

Fantasy

He yowled in pain when the hot oil splashed onto his hand.

He yowled in pain when the hot oil splashed onto his hand.

Gourmet

I can't believe the kitten is already starting to yowl for food.

I can't believe the kitten is already starting to yowl for food.

The ghost emitted a terrifying yowl that froze everyone in place.

The ghost emitted a terrifying yowl that froze everyone in place.

Supernatural

Phrasal Verbs

yowl out

to emit a loud, wailing cry suddenly and forcefully

The injured player yowled out in agony when the trainer touched his ankle.

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