howled
Bayed at moon
Howled is the past tense of howl.
A wolf or dog howls—producing a long, mournful cry.
Wind howls when it makes a similar sound: The storm howled through the night.
People howl in pain, grief, or laughter: The audience howled at his jokes.
To howl someone down is to drown them out with jeers.
Brief wind surge
- galeSevere sustained wind
- blusterLoud, empty boasting
- tempestViolent windstorm or turmoil
- stormSevere atmospheric disturbance
squall · blast · whistled · shrieked · roared · whipped · wailed · moaned
Boisterous burst of mirth
- cackleHarsh, shrill laugh
- roaredMade loud, deep sound
- shriekedCried out sharply
- sidesplittingIntensely, painfully funny
uproarious · hilarity · hysterical · convulsed · snorted · wheezed · hooted · screamed
Intense sorrow from loss
- tormentSevere prolonged suffering
- agonyExtreme physical or emotional pain
- despairTotal absence of hope
- heartacheDeep emotional distress
misery · pain · suffering · woe · mournful · lament · distress · anguished
gust
Brief wind surge
storm · squall · blast · whistled · shrieked · roared · whipped · wailed · moaned · buffeted
guffaw
Boisterous burst of mirth
sidesplitting · uproarious · hilarity · hysterical · convulsed · snorted · wheezed · hooted · screamed
grief
Intense sorrow from loss
- tormentSevere prolonged suffering
- agonyExtreme physical or emotional pain
- despairTotal absence of hope
heartache · misery · pain · suffering · woe · mournful · lament · distress · anguished · desolate
shouted
Spoke very loudly
raged · demanded · clamored · roared · bellowed · denounced · decried · railed · outcry · uproar
pack
Group or compress
lupine · moonlight · forest · territory · den · pup · fur · snout · nocturnal · timberwolf
- howling windLoud, fierce moving air
- howl at the moonUseless emotional outburst
- wolf howlCanine's prolonged wail
- howler monkeyVocal New World primate
- howling dogCanine producing prolonged cries
- wind howlingAir moving loudly