intransitive. Of the wind, a storm, etc.: to blow noisily or violently; to howl.

intransitive. To roar or bluster as the wind; to howl: see hurling, n. 4. Obsolete.

intransitive. Of inanimate agents, esp. the wind or a storm: to make a prolonged wailing noise. Of an organ: to cipher.

transferred of the wind.

intransitive. To cry, to fret; to whine; to complain, to moan. Frequently with on.

intransitive. To utter a low somewhat shrill protracted sound or cry, usually expressive of pain or… transferred of inanimate objects.

intransitive. To make a howling noise; to operate a radio set in such a way that it emits such a noise.