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wailing

[wey-ling] / ˈweɪ lɪŋ /


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His team is languishing until Sonny gets behind the wheel and Robert Plant starts wailing and John Bonham begins bashing.

From Los Angeles Times

No, Moore goes for the hard stuff: wailing saxophones, arrhythmic bass lines, drums that follow beats so out of time they might as well come from the deepest reaches of space.

From Los Angeles Times

The All-Stars do their brash, spectacular thing, and a lot of that is wailing away, although they could also be mysterious.

From Los Angeles Times

The wailing was so loud that Penelope had to fight the urge not to cover her ears.

From Literature

"He was heard wailing and was warned about his behaviour," Mr Mably KC said.

From BBC