Definition of: howl

(houl) v.i.
1. To utter the loud, mournful wail of a wolf or dog.
2. To utter such a cry in rage, grief, etc.
3. To make such a sound: The storm howled.
—v.i.
4. To utter or express with a howl or howls.
5. To drive or effect with a howl or howls.
—noun
1. The cry of a wolf or dog.
2. Any resonant cry expressive of grief or rage.
3. An undesirable sound distortion in radio reception, due to acoustic or electrical feedback. [Imit.]