howl in Hindi हिन्दी
howl in Marathi मराठी
howl in Sindhi سنڌي
howl in English
- howl⇄expr. howl down, to drown out the words of by howling.
Ex. When Winston Churchill finally attempted in the House of Commons to obtain a delay which would benefit the King's case, he was, in effect, howled down (Atlantic). - howl⇄howl, verb, noun.
- howl⇄noun 1. a long, loud, mournful cry.
Ex. the howl of a wolf.
2. a loud cry of pain or rage.
3. a yell of scorn or amusement.
4. a yell or shout.
Ex. We heard howls of laughter. - howl⇄v.i. 1. to give a long, loud, mournful cry.
Ex. Our dog often howls at night. The winter winds howled around our cabin.
2. to give a long, loud cry of pain, scorn, or rage.
Ex. He still howls about the expense of printing (Scott).howl⇄v.t. 1. to force or drive by howling.
Ex. The angry crowd howled the speaker off the platform.
2. to utter with howling.