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Definition of howler in English: howlernoun ˈhaʊləˈhaʊlər 1informal A very stupid or glaring mistake, especially an amusing one. the occasional schoolboy howler would amuse the examiners Example sentencesExamples - None of these friends are in any way responsible for any mistakes, howlers, insults, etc., in what follows.
- It is full of howlers and is, in fact, an embarrassment to Scottish culture.
- A lot of suits at that price range are made by people who don't know what they're doing - watch out for howlers like 3 buttons on the cuffs, ‘keyhole’ buttonholes on the lapels etc.
- We made mistakes, we made howlers, not just me but Del and Tony alike.
- I know I commit howlers of my own from time to time; this is not so much criticism as observation and a reminder to myself of the need constantly to re-examine news items I come across.
- He could produce some howlers, and nothing he wrote could necessarily be believed.
- No one wants howlers in their marketing slogans.
- The fact that he cites, in his defense, a first class degree from Cambridge ‘specializing in philosophy’ only makes more indefensible his howlers and misconceptions.
- I like to think I have improved no end over the last year but that doesn't mean I haven't made some real howlers along the way.
- We are capable of playing breath-taking rugby, but it's a real concern that we are still making schoolboy howlers.
- I have long been an admirer of Morris as an astute analyst of practical politics, despite his occasional lapses and howlers.
- TALKING of howlers, there was a bit of an embarrassing blooper on BBC Yorkshire's news programme last Sunday tea-time.
- On the field he has been prone to howlers on the big occasion.
- It led to an autumn defensive personnel nightmare that was further undermined by a collection of schoolboy howlers that embarrassed an illustrious unit.
- This led him to make this mistake, a howler for anyone who has even a passing acquaintance with prominent conservative commentators.
- And he could hardly have had an easier task after Roy Carroll added another gaffe to this season of goalkeeping howlers by failing to hold a long-range drive from Clarence Seedorf.
- Generally speaking, I tend not to get too bent out of shape by occasional rhetorical howlers.
- In addition to those pointed out already, your article on Lenin contains a number of other howlers.
- Now, I'll admit to a few fashion howlers in my time.
- Now mistakes - even howlers - are made by every columnist from time to time.
Synonyms mistake, error, blunder, fault, gaffe, slip, slip of the pen Latin lapsus calami informal slip-up, boo-boo, boner, botch, fluff, fail British informal boob, bloomer, clanger North American informal blooper, bloop, goof vulgar slang fuck-up technical malapropism, solecism 2A fruit-eating monkey with a prehensile tail and a loud howling call, native to the forests of tropical America. Genus Alouatta, family Cebidae: several species Example sentencesExamples - The dam would flood the Macal River valley - a so-called ‘Biogem’ of rain forest and fertile flood plain that is home to many endangered species like the howler monkey, jaguar, and tapir.
- Looking up with a start, she confronted a howler monkey backing down the very tree to which the washboard was attached.
- Many smaller animals have also joined the collection: siamang gibbons, provost squirrels, howler monkey, armadillo and the elusive mona monkeys.
- Every howler monkey, for example, is trichromatic.
- The howler monkey that Stephens observed on Barro Colorado Island was feasting on fruit near its peak ripeness - when its ethanol content is about 1 percent.
Rhymes fowler, growler, prowler, scowler Definition of howler in US English: howlernounˈhoulərˈhaʊlər 1informal A stupid or glaring mistake, especially an amusing one. the occasional schoolboy howler would amuse the examiners Example sentencesExamples - Generally speaking, I tend not to get too bent out of shape by occasional rhetorical howlers.
- And he could hardly have had an easier task after Roy Carroll added another gaffe to this season of goalkeeping howlers by failing to hold a long-range drive from Clarence Seedorf.
- It led to an autumn defensive personnel nightmare that was further undermined by a collection of schoolboy howlers that embarrassed an illustrious unit.
- I have long been an admirer of Morris as an astute analyst of practical politics, despite his occasional lapses and howlers.
- Now mistakes - even howlers - are made by every columnist from time to time.
- On the field he has been prone to howlers on the big occasion.
- No one wants howlers in their marketing slogans.
- The fact that he cites, in his defense, a first class degree from Cambridge ‘specializing in philosophy’ only makes more indefensible his howlers and misconceptions.
- In addition to those pointed out already, your article on Lenin contains a number of other howlers.
- It is full of howlers and is, in fact, an embarrassment to Scottish culture.
- Now, I'll admit to a few fashion howlers in my time.
- We made mistakes, we made howlers, not just me but Del and Tony alike.
- A lot of suits at that price range are made by people who don't know what they're doing - watch out for howlers like 3 buttons on the cuffs, ‘keyhole’ buttonholes on the lapels etc.
- This led him to make this mistake, a howler for anyone who has even a passing acquaintance with prominent conservative commentators.
- I know I commit howlers of my own from time to time; this is not so much criticism as observation and a reminder to myself of the need constantly to re-examine news items I come across.
- He could produce some howlers, and nothing he wrote could necessarily be believed.
- TALKING of howlers, there was a bit of an embarrassing blooper on BBC Yorkshire's news programme last Sunday tea-time.
- None of these friends are in any way responsible for any mistakes, howlers, insults, etc., in what follows.
- I like to think I have improved no end over the last year but that doesn't mean I haven't made some real howlers along the way.
- We are capable of playing breath-taking rugby, but it's a real concern that we are still making schoolboy howlers.
Synonyms mistake, error, blunder, fault, gaffe, slip, slip of the pen 2A fruit-eating monkey with a prehensile tail and a loud howling call, native to the forests of tropical America. Genus Alouatta, family Cebidae: several species Example sentencesExamples - Every howler monkey, for example, is trichromatic.
- Looking up with a start, she confronted a howler monkey backing down the very tree to which the washboard was attached.
- The dam would flood the Macal River valley - a so-called ‘Biogem’ of rain forest and fertile flood plain that is home to many endangered species like the howler monkey, jaguar, and tapir.
- Many smaller animals have also joined the collection: siamang gibbons, provost squirrels, howler monkey, armadillo and the elusive mona monkeys.
- The howler monkey that Stephens observed on Barro Colorado Island was feasting on fruit near its peak ripeness - when its ethanol content is about 1 percent.
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