Howled [noun]

They cursed, they howled; they heaped upon us the most violent names; they threatened to tear us to pieces.

As Gale and Phyllis lay down on their bed of boughs in the tent with Valerie, a coyote howled dismally in the distance.

Carlyle said of a dog that howled at the moon, "He would have been a poet, if he could have found a publisher."

She howled and sprang up on Bregg, butting her great head into his shoulder, wriggling with delight.

They howled in rage; they put their gigantic shoulders together and tried to upset the earth.

All night the gale buffeted the high windows of the church, and howled over the upland and roared through the woodland.

The strongest man in Paris would be howled down by the mob if he attempted to procure her acquittal.

"Rope-dancers," howled the survivors, of those who by night lowered themselves from the walls.

Slowly the earth came nearer and the wind howled through the rigging and the partly filled bag flapped and thundered.

Then he let a steaming arch out of the hose pipe, that vaulted the distance and soaked the steersman, who howled and lay down.