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The dogs howled all night.

The broken leg hurt him so much that he made a loud howl of pain. The joke was so funny that it made me howl with laughter.

The dog howled over his master's body.

Is there someone outside, or is it just the wind howling in the trees?

What Alice, waiting for a reply, was faced with was a sudden howl. It was a resounding noise, sharp as to burst her ear drums, loud as to reach unto the heavens.

So, what they do is, the first time they might scratch at the bars, push at the ceiling, dig at the floor, howl, etc., etc.

It was over. We bounded down the sidewalk, leaping and howling.

Little Brother™ started to cry, and soon he was howling.

That comedy was really good. Everybody howled.

I'm going to go deaf if he doesn't stop this howling!

I couldn't sleep because the wind was howling all through the night.

Toby stepped on a nail, and he howled in pain. The wind howled.

The wind was strong and you could hear it howling.

Wolves howl at the moon.

His voice was drowned out by the wraith's sudden howl.

the train hooted loudly

They heard the hoot of an owl

I hate people who hoot at me when I slow down at an amber light.

/huːt/ She gave three ​short hoots on the ​car ​horn. He gave a hoot of ​laughter/​derision.

I don't remember exactly but at a specific time they stop and hoot.

The driver hooted his horn but the girl didn’t hear him.

He hooted with laughter.

The car behind was hooting at me.

They don't hoot, but let you pass.

You don't like her but it doesn't mean that you can hoot her.

You are not allowed to hoot your car horn after 10 p.m.

a prolonged wail arose from every corner of the city as the victims of the earthquake were unearthed from the rubble

a wail of despair

Suddenly we heard the wail of police sirens. Women following the coffin began to wail.

But the same thin wail began again at two.

His crying turned into a wail.

The women gathered around the coffinand began to wail, as was the custom in the region.

... my sister's face, this wail of pain and suffering...

a prolonged high-pitched cry of pain, grief, or anger. "Christopher let out a wail" (chorar, gemer)

Last night, I heard dogs howling.

I must say, too, that temperate rain forests are much more comfortable to visit—fewer flying insects, poisonous animals, and so on, not to mention more tolerable temperatures—although you don’t get to see all the brightly colored birds, howling monke

He had everyone howling with his stories of all his past bloopers.