1 (of wind) to make a similar sound -- hyle
The wind howled through the trees.
2 such a cry -- hyl; brøl
There are howls of rage on those grounds.
He has done the opposite, and has provoked howls of anguish from the poor as well as the rich.
Again, no doubt that would bring howls of laughter from many military audiences.
By contrast, however, the changes in tax on company cars will no doubt be met with howls of displeasure in some quarters.
I hope that the debate will not descend to howls of derision.
You will probably be howled at and shouted at, but, believe me, you have a lot of support in the country.
I would have been much shorter had they not howled from the other side.
I was ostracised, and howled down at eight meetings out of 14.
