0 past simple and past participle of howl
2 If the wind howls, it blows hard and makes a lot of noise:
A dragon appeared in the ancestral temple and dogs howled in the market place.
In any other domain, if you showed identical graphs, and then nonetheless offered qualitatively different high-level and low-level interpretations, you would be howled out of the journal.
Five years ago the heckler who advocated partnership would have been the man to be howled down.
I may be howled down on that proposition, but again it is not an arrangement which would be regarded as outrageous in most other countries.
I was ostracised, and howled down at eight meetings out of 14.
I would have been much shorter had they not howled from the other side.
You will probably be howled at and shouted at, but, believe me, you have a lot of support in the country.
The dogs howled at all hours of the day and night.
