Irish howl
now historical
noun
(In Ireland) a lamentation for the dead, typically featuring unrestrained wailing, gesticulation, etc.; (also in extended use) a cry, wail, or clamour raised by Irish people.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in Henry Higden (), author and lawyer.
- coursing
- court
- Courtauld, Samuel
- court bouillon
- court card
- court case
- court circular
- court costs
- court cupboard
- court dress
- courteous
- courteously
- courteousness
- courtesan
- courtesy
- courtesy light
- courtesy title
- court hand
- courthouse
- courtier
- court leet
- courtliness
- courtly
- courtly love
- Court, Margaret Smith