howl /howl/

1. To yell or cry, like a wolf or dog
2. To utter a long, loud, whining sound
3. To wail
4. To roar
5. To laugh (informal)
6. To cry (informal)

To utter through a shriek or wail

1. A loud, prolonged cry of distress
2. A mournful cry
3. A loud peal of laughter
4. A loud sound like a yell, made by the wind, a radio, etc
5. The loud high noise produced in a loudspeaker by feedback

howlˈer noun

1. Someone who howls
2. A S American monkey, with prodigious power of voice
3. A glaring and amusing blunder (informal)

howlˈing adjective

1. Filled with howlings, as of the wind, or of wild beasts
2. Tremendous (informal)

A howl

howl down

To drown out (a speaker) with angry cries

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