Noun:

चीख़, भेडिये का शब्द,

Verb:

चीख़ना, गरजना,

howl's Usage Examples:

However, the descent poses nothing short of poetic trepidation that will lead a cat to freeze in its lofty position and howl into the night.

Some babies go peacefully to bed, but then sometime later in the night, they awaken and howl aggressively until someone comes to their rescue.

In WWE Day of Reckoning 2, gamers pick up the controllers yet one more time, and have a howl of a time between headlocks and suplexes.

Soon thereafter, they heard the howl of a wolf, and a large black creature leaped from one of the windows of the house into the snow.

Or maybe you'll end up sitting out on the porch listening to the howl of coyotes in the distance while you sip your instant hot cocoa.

When the animal is excited, the howl changes into what has been compared to demoniac laughter, whence the name of "laughing-hyena."

RUDRA (probably from the root rud, " to howl," hence "the howler"), in Hindu Vedic mythology, a storm god, and father of the Maruts who are frequently called Rudriyas.

howl of a wolf in the wild.

Against this work and the Ethics of Spinoza the orthodox Cartesians (who were in the majority), no less than sceptical hangers-on like Bayle, raised an all but universal howl of reprobation, scarcely broken for about a century.

He cupped his hand to her ear so she could hear over the howl of the rising wind.

Synonyms:

vocalization, utterance, ululation, howling,

Antonyms:

demobilize, discourage, cheer, whisper, laugh,