Howled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOWLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• HOWL, to cry like a dog
• make a howling sound
• weep and cry out loudly
• shout in disapproval in order to prevent a speaker from being heard
NOUN:
• a long, doleful cry uttered by an animal such as a dog or wolf.
• a loud cry of pain, fear, anger, or amusement
• a prolonged wailing noise such as that made by a strong wind
• a wailing noise in a loudspeaker due to feedback.

Words related to HOWLED

howl10 howling14 howls11

Words that contain HOWLED

behowled17 outhowled16

How to use HOWLED in a sentence

• Again she howled, with Kazan quivering and listening beside her, and again there followed that dead stillness of the night.
• I howled for your sake, not for the empty stummick.
• Flocked to the box office and howled for their money back.
• Then he cursed himself, and howled imprecations, and in his rage he could have struck himself.
• They howled fearfully, and jumped upon his fire, and scattered it about as if they would extinguish it.
• Men, women, and children, beholding, howled with delight.
• Such was his utter panic that he might well have bitten his veins and howled.
• The bear howled and groaned but could not get away.
• The dog sprang up, howled, and ran out of the room, and at the same moment the candle went out.
• The winds howled in the ears of Ootah like the voices of the unhappy dead.
• The rain fell in torrents, and the wind howled through the fir-trees and around the crags of the Alps.
• Lanterns flashed across the yard, under the streaming trees, and flickered in the gale that howled about the barn.
• There was a miserable fire, and the storm outside howled and rattled away at the old roof, threatening to carry it off in every succeeding gust.
• The cold wind howled through the trees, and at night the brilliant stars sparkled over the dark and waving branches.
• Behind him the still-faceless mob howled and threw stones.
• When they saw the king they ceased from their howling and sang the war-song, then once again they howled, and Chaka walked among them weeping.
• The wild dog and wolf howled on the banks as it floated past, and the raven and eagle hovered over it claiming it as their prey.
• The dog was much alarmed and howled fearfully, but it soon ceased to weigh on his spirits.
• There was no answer, but somewhere within the house a dog howled dismally.
• The smell of the Buffalo blood made them wild, and they howled worse then usual that night.
• I noticed that they howled more between the dark and the daylight than at any time of the night.
• A brute of a dog howled in the night and woke him up.
• Young Tucker Poteet waked at daylight and howled dismally with a pain that seemed to be all over and then in spots.
• The wind howled around the house and whistled through dozens of cracks and chinks that had opened in the walls.
• So that without dissimulation, they howled and brought Miss French flying to the rescue.

Similar words containing HOWL without suffix ed

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