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howl

[houl] / haĘŠl /




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When Morris hit a fierce driving layup two possessions later and then a three in succession, he howled in front of Washington’s bench.

From Washington Post

The jagged rising slashes at the bottom of this image represent coyotes raising and lowering the pitch of their howls.

From Washington Post

Berry said as the storm rumbled and howled overhead, she tried to ignore the noise.

From Seattle Times

Devoted to his modest Instagram fan base, the Baltimore native would mug to the camera as his many dogs howled in the background, or play a piano piece from his album, “Contemplations and Remembrances.”

From Washington Post

They howl about “government overreach” and yet are the first ones to demand government and taxpayer bailouts for collapses caused by their own recklessness and hubris.

From Washington Post