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howl

noun as in long, painful cry

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verb as in make a mournful cry

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The night before the fire exploded, the eerie howl of the Santa Ana winds kept some awake.

As with any Budget, as one MP says, "we all have a shopping list", and every squeeze on spending will have an accompanying howl of: how could you?

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His reaction to this latest bit of ferocity was downright fierce, an angrily thrown bat and an extended howl.

“She let out a howl, whose sound is still etched on my mind.”

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Those howling about Notre Dame will howl louder if USC misses the playoff frequently.

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