Definition of “howl”

A moment later the howl was taken up by many dessicated, decaying throats.

Almost nightly the dogs would howl in unison at uninvited visitors.

And because he is well-mannered, he accepts the deprivation without a howl.

But there are days now when, reading my newspaper, I want to howl with rage.

HOLLYWOOD, IT'S generally agreed, used to do romantic comedies well and critics tend to howl when an old gem gets re-made.

The noise was variable, from a dull moan to a piercing howl in seconds.

The ragged figure coughed, a long gravelly howl which silenced the roars of the last lorries passing us.

The typhoon raged for 11 hours before moving towards China, but people were urged to stay at home as winds continued to howl.

You gasp, whoop, howl in frustration (or intentionally call out) and in-game characters will hear you.